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...these strong points and considerable achievements, we cannot turn a blind eye to that with which we find fault. The UC has finally encountered its first major setback. And it’s a significant one: despite months of promises that a major artist (which turned out to be Snoop Dogg) would perform, Springfest will not include a major concert...
...recognize that the UC and the Harvard Concert Commission (HCC) faced many final obstacles after Snoop Dogg’s controversial concert seemed a done deal. After learning of the rapper’s impending show, the Boston Police Department (BPD) abruptly demanded additional security. And after the UC made it clear that the added officers would make the concert unaffordable, the College did not offer the council any assistance to help defray concert costs. These obstacles should not be ignored...
...Auburn St. came alive last Saturday when James F. Collins ’07 and his fellow DJs threw “Signs” by Snoop Dogg and Justin Timberlake onto the stereo. The infectious hook filled the wooden house and the crowd of kids slumming by the punchbowl finally poured into the main hall to dance...
Harvard, ever the cultural arbiter, rejected plans to bring Snoop Dogg to campus last week, citing concerns over police presence, additional costs, and a lot of other bullshit excuses. Seriously, what the fuck? Wellesley just got Ludacris for their spring soiree, and we’re left with reading period and a radio station that plays classical music 22 hours...
According to Lurie, the UC spent over $7,000 in its failed efforts to secure Snoop Dogg. But Campus Life Committee Chair Lauren P.S. Epstein ’07 said that while the UC did incur some costs, it is impossible to calculate a specific number at this point in time...