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...purpose or gift specifically earmarked for financial aid. This will directly benefit students by improving clubs and facilities and providing financial support for research and study abroad. If the senior class reaches its goal of 65 percent participation, they will have an opportunity to name a booth in Loker Pub, with the winning house involved in construction and decorating. The Pub will open next February, with construction beginning in June, according to the project manager of Loker Commons planning, Zachary A. Corker ’04. “It is a chance for members of the class...
...parted on friendly terms (“Don’t touch John Harvard’s foot!” we insisted), the interaction continued to make me feel uneasy. Sure, we have Loker Commons if we want it, and we have lofty plans to build a Harvard pub, but no one in the Yard can legally drink, and no one who can legally drink wants to spend time at a pub in the Yard. Will we ever have an effective student hangout, or will our best bet continue to be crossing our fingers and knocking on doors...
Most students, however, would disagree with that solution. Editorials on this page have routinely called for and finally hailed the plan for a pub at Loker. And according to a survey leaked to the Boston Globe last spring, undergrads ranked the College in the bottom five of 31 other schools for social life and sense of community. The major complaint was the lack of place for students to socialize...
...administration has misdiagnosed the problem, and so the solution—the Loker Pub—is flawed. Look forward to an unsuccessful, empty shell far north of student life. A Harvard pub cannot fix us; we have...
...chairs, current Campus Life Committee Chair Sopen B. Shah ’08, and former UC presidential candidate John F. Voith ’07. Earlier in the semester, Riley organized several meetings with groups with experience planning campus-wide social events—the HCC, Harvard Pub Night Commission, Crimson Key Society, Prefect Program, FYSC, Senior Class Committee, H-Club, and several cultural groups—in order to “gain insight from successful social programmers on campus...how best to structure a programming board.” Riley also asked council members...