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'''Lerner Pub''' is a senior "tradition" that, because of the nature of its name (held in [[Lerner Hall]], completed in [[1999]],) cannot really be that venerable). Every few weeks during senior year, you are supposed to be able to go into the dimly lit confines of the [[Lerner Party Space]] and drink either a couple cans of Heineken or Coors - before your limit has been reached, or before they quickly run out of booze (depending on the policy of the week/year).  
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'''Lerner Pub''' is a senior tradition that originally began many years ago as Furnald Pub, back when [[Furnald Hall]] was senior-only housing. After Furnald became first-year space, the event was moved to Lerner Party Space and changed its name appropriately.
  
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The whole thing feels forced and lame, not the least because it consists mostly of frat boys and falling-down pre-gamed slut girls, but because it's several stories underground in a dark, cramped space, and you can get better beer at [[Morton Williams]] (which you will, when they run out). Still, it's free beer. Cheers.
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The event is held once a month and seniors are invited to come enjoy two free beers and hang out with their classmates.  In the past, the pubs have consisted mainly of a 'mixer' feel, often with music and food to accompany the beer.
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The event is jointly planned and paid for by the four senior class councils ([[CC]], [[SEAS]], [[BC]], and [[GS]]).
  
 
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Revision as of 01:06, 24 October 2009

Lerner Pub is a senior tradition that originally began many years ago as Furnald Pub, back when Furnald Hall was senior-only housing. After Furnald became first-year space, the event was moved to Lerner Party Space and changed its name appropriately.

The event is held once a month and seniors are invited to come enjoy two free beers and hang out with their classmates. In the past, the pubs have consisted mainly of a 'mixer' feel, often with music and food to accompany the beer.

The event is jointly planned and paid for by the four senior class councils (CC, SEAS, BC, and GS).