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...completely different—external obstacles clearly contributed to last spring’s Snoop Dogg debacle—both instances still cost the UC thousands of student dollars. Not only was close to $40,000 wasted for both Wyclef and Snoop, it is even more upsetting because the UC??s just-completed termbill hike was partially justified on the grounds that it would improve concert events. Now, the community as a whole need to take a long look at every aspect—from structure to accountability—of the HCC before anything further is done...
...Bell Tower—remain closed. Thankfully, the Undergraduate UC (UC) has proposed a solution to this madness: the UC will now offer $200 “super-party” grants to rooms of Ground Zero proportions that are able to throw comparatively larger parties. While the UC??s new initiative has major potential to enhance the College’s social scene, its success will be limited unless it is accompanied by several other critical improvements.Under the old party grant system, the UC would distribute $100 grants on a first-come, first-served basis to those...
...aside more of the HoCo money from the UC grants fund, meaning the UC will have more money to pay for its own campus-wide events. The UC has its priorities in order, but its budget remains limited. HoCo spending already takes up nearly one quarter of the UC??s entire budget, so the council is unlikely to raise per semester HoCo grants for fear of hurting funding for other student groups. Similarly, after a glut of spending on student life improvements in the past year, it will be hard, at least in the short term, to convince...
...dining hall task force, which was endorsed by the CHL last spring, will be headed by Tara Gadgil ’07, chair of the UC??s Student Affairs Committee (SAC), and newly-appointed Associate Dean for Residential Life Suzy M. Nelson. The group will be composed of HUDS staff, administrators, and students from different areas of campus and will be charged with evaluating different potential options to extend the hours of Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) service for undergraduates...
...tables, security issues, and numerous other complications, we have witnessed a spotty success rate of large-scale shows, making many students suspicious of every new UC concert choice. Most notoriously, last year’s failed attempts to bring Snoop Dogg—efforts that lost thousands of the UC??s budget—left the student body smugly curious as to the competence of the Council, one that was handling a recently increased budget thanks to the term bill fee hike. More importantly, it left undergrads without a major spring concert. But we are confident that...