"We are going to be sending a proposal to the Cambridge Licensing Board," Smith says. "[We'll] hopefully get approval by the end of the school year."
Do Not Disturb
The real obstacle to extending party hours, however, seems to be undergraduates' fellow House residents-the tutors.
Although it is unclear what percent of tutors approve of a 2 a.m. curfew, there seem to be enough detractors to stall the council's effort.
"A lot of masters are hesitant to extend hours because it will disrupt the ability of the tutors to sleep," Smith says.
But the council is trying to quell tutors' fears.
At last Sunday's meeting, the council unanimously passed Smith's Party Host Responsibilities Standardization Act, which lays out a number of ways that students can be more conscientious party hosts.
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