In light of concerns about liability, thegraduate board decided to limit club access toguests to a handful of annual events and specialparties.

Ranere said the undergraduate members have hadsome problems adjusting to the new rules.

President of the Inter-Club Council Rev.Douglas W. Sears '69, said he had not yet receivedword of the change, but said it is fitting.

"The A.D. used to be the stuffiest place, nextto the Porcellian," Sears said. "You could getfined $75 for sticking your head out of thewindow."

Sears said the last club to have made acomparable decision to shut out members was in1995 when the D.U. club closed because of aviolent incident involving a football recruit.

The D.U. club later closed permanently and wasabsorbed into the Fly club