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...might think that such a discouraging outcome would be enough to dampen even the UC??s most bellicose anti-establishmentarians, and allow us to move on to something else. Instead, there is now talk in the UC of jettisoning its agreement with the College by funding alcohol reimbursements with income streams from a partnership with Harvard Student Agencies and CrimsonReading.org—money that is less under the College’s control than the regular grants...
Money employed for the alcohol refunds would likely be that garnered from the UC??s own ventures, including its partnership with Harvard Student Agencies and the student-run textbook Web site CrimsonReading.org...
According to the minutes from last night’s Executive Board meeting, Ragalie made a motion to state that the UC??s agreement with the College did not prohibit the UC from using non-termbill money to reimburse students for alcohol expenditures...
...done my part, and now it’s time for me to help the Council to refine and formalize the agreement,” Petersen said about the UC??s most recent compromise with the College...
Dean of the College David R. Pilbeam did not respond to a request for comment yesterday. He did, however, forward The Crimson’s e-mailed interview queries—including a question about his potential response to the UC??s non-termbill strategy—to Petersen and UC Vice President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, expressing discontent with the new motion, the two said last night. —Staff writer Christian B. Flow can be reached at cflow@fas.harvard.edu...