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...would be the most tightly regulated in history, the undergraduate response was swift. Whisperings of a mass boycott did laps of the student body, which complained loudly about the new rules; we were not amused. Seemingly deprived of fun on the most anticipated Saturday morning of the year, the weekend??s prognosis...
...campus-wide parties in House common spaces on the Thursday and Friday evenings before the Harvard-Yale game. By focusing the student body’s party-throwing energies on localized events—in the River on Thursday night, and in the Quad on Friday—the weekend??s dynamic could be one of communal celebration, involving the entire College, rather than of division, inherent in the smattering of smaller parties that traditionally takes place in the nights before The Game...
Despite this week’s setback, HoCos and the Dean’s Office should stick to their guns and continue cooperating to plan the weekend??s events, curtailed though they may now be. A promising proposal has been compromised, and that’s a great shame. But the modified plans still call for large, College-supported parties on Friday night at the Quad and the River, which is a whole lot more than nothing. With a little bit of fancy footwork in the planning, Harvard-Yale weekend could yet be the most exciting...
...banned at Ohiri field, and with Beverage Authorization Teams dishing out wristbands, those under 21 might have to go through this Game sober.A CAMPUS DIVIDED?Along with other campus leaders, Adams HoCo Co-Chair Rachel E. Haurwitz ’07 is concerned about the potential fragmentation of the weekend??s social atmosphere. “The fact that student organizations are looking to do their own thing Saturday morning before the official tailgate makes me afraid attendance will be lower,” she says. “It really feels like a Harvard community usually...
...last resort, if you’re still feeling down about the weekend??s events, do as Princetonians would do: act like children. After all, it’s a well-known children’s rhyme that always helps me keep things in perspective: “First is the worst, second is the best, third is the one with the treasure chest...