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From: waks@world.std.com (Jane Waks)
Message-Id: <199403141839.AA17892@world.std.com>
To: JAP@LASPAU.mhs.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: autocrat's pledge
Cc: carolingia@world.std.com

When I tried to rent Tau Zeta Epsilon House, at Wellesley,
for my wedding, they told me I had to get insurance.  So I
called the agent where I was dealing with auto insurance;
he wasn't able to help me (not even with a price).

The contact for TZE suggested my parents take a rider on
their home, or pledge it as security.  They refused (wisely).

We ended up resolving it anyway by my writing them a letter
(TZE, that is), stating that no alcohol would be brought
or consumed, and that I would be personally liable if there
were any problem.  Thank God, there was no trouble.

(In TZE's case, their primary concern was drunkness and
its consequences.  YMMV.)

		Caitlin
