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...lunchers and math CAs, Loker Commons now has a draw. Yes, you read that right—people actually want to go to Loker. The combination of beer, music, a social scene, and dancing seems to be just what many students were looking for—and a permanent pub in the Memorial Hall basement would make sure they would never need to look for it again...
...many times have you been out searching for parties wishing there was an alternative to trekking around campus in order to find some much needed fun? Well fear not, prototypical Harvard student! Riding in from the distance on a white horse to save your weekend nights is Loker Pub Night—and perhaps a permanent pub...
...Pub Night is a big draw for a good reason—it fills a key social niche that until now was empty. The social scene usually involves a rare dance or formal, exclusive final clubs, bars, or crowded hit-or-miss room parties. Pub Night is the first and only all-inclusive space where students can kick back, chat with friends (possibly over a drink), enjoy some music, dance, and mingle. It’s another option for your social life—you can just pass through or spend the whole night there, as will likely happen when...
Under pressure from the student body, the Dean’s Office has demonstrated an increased commitment to undergraduate campus life over the course of the past year, establishing Pub Nights in Loker Commons and installing a Fun Czar within their ranks. This year’s Springfest after-party will be getting some help from the Dean’s Office, but the specific amount of the contribution was not determined as of press time, Glazer says...
...that brings us to the next guilty party: the College. We have heard time and again that the administration is dedicated to improving campus social life. And it is not to say that there have been no efforts, the oft-touted Loker Pub Nights being the shining example. But it is no secret that students want a raucous, rocking concert—like virtually every other college campus. When it was realized that the UC’s plans had fallen through, it is extremely unfortunate that the College did not help save the event...