Equal time was allotted to parliamentarian Justin A. Barkley '02, who spoke solely about the need for conservatism in the Undergraduate Council.
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"Freshmen want to see an organization that shows leadership and has goals and has fun," Brinton said.
"We're a fun organization," Brinton added. "Students respond to that cause."
HRC has already made headlines with its "Party Watch" e-mail list, a weekly listing of weekend parties at Harvard sent to all club members.
Member-at-Large W. Lucien Smith '02, referred to at the meeting simply as the "party guy," compiles the listing.
Brinton said all five parties on last weekend's list were "jam-packed," and a couple had to be shut down due to overcrowding.
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