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...When Loker Commons opened in January of last year, students flocked to it, excited by the thought of spending "free" Crimson Cash in a space congenial to hanging out. But this semester, the Commons' allure has faded, causing it to cut back on hours and employees while raising prices, and leaving us and the College wondering what should be done. In their most recent meeting, members of the Committee on College Life discussed possibilities for the future of Loker, and Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III is in the process of forming an ad-hoc committee on the subject...
...Alternative dining plans. Students should be able to use a dining hall meal credit for a $5 lunch or dinner in Loker. This cost-neutral measure would allow for greater flexibility while boosting Loker's business...
...Cable television. Sure, it may corrupt some of the high-brow atmosphere, but it will provide a gathering place for students to watch Must-See TV, political debates and sporting events. The houses have television; why not Loker...
Campaign issues range from the proportion of money the council should spend on clubs, to the effectiveness of the Core, to the challenge of reinvigorating Loker Commons...
Last week's discussion of the Undergraduate Council's grants process and of possible alternative uses for Loker Commons proved to be excellent starting points. In the future, student group leaders might similarly evaluate the council's actions and policies in order to issue public pronouncements on their efficacy. This would help to forge a more balanced conception of student government on campus. We encourage the increased formalization of the student group meetings as alternative representation to the council, one that organizes the more particularized commitments of students in the Harvard community...