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·Now these college administrators just DON'T see it..... Or WON'T see it....
After perusing the articles written quoting administrative staff from both Regis and Lasell, It's quite evident to me that they are stressing the fact that its NOT THE STUDENTS...its outsiders, the student's guests ... etc...
Now from what I understand and remember from my days back in college is that students are held responsible for their visitor's actions. So in essence, the student is to be blamed as well. In one of the aforementioned college's case, I presume that not having a strict sign in policy hampers the efforts of police in determining who these people are visiting, since there is no record nor cooperation by students.
I don't understand why colleges keep allowing these assinine dances and invite everyone from off the streets. As for the college located in Auburndale, they continue to throw late night gatherings such as the Midnight Madness crap pep rally for the sports teams. Savage beasts that couldn't finish 11th grade let alone be granted acceptance to a college arrive for a free -for -all. And I am at my parents house the next day (abuts campus property) cleaning up beer bottles.
Factor in the alcohol consumption, outsiders, and territorial students who complain that nothing is being done for their safety yet, don't tell me how much beer I can store in my room or who I can bring on campus, and you got a disaster waiting to happen. Its been proven to be a bad mix. I know that most of the time these kids run their mouths looking to start a ruckus and when it gets ugly, which it usually does, they do the "not me" trick - and scurry to the Dean accusing the Campus Cops of not doing thier jobs.
I have confronted the Dean of Students recently and many times in the past about the alcohol problem and what is the college's plan to solve it. According to this principled woman, there isn't an alcohol problem and the bottles thrown in my family's yard just magically appeared there from an alien ship. I can blame her slothful attitude in regards to this serious problem for all of the negative press as of late.
After perusing the articles written quoting administrative staff from both Regis and Lasell, It's quite evident to me that they are stressing the fact that its NOT THE STUDENTS...its outsiders, the student's guests ... etc...
Now from what I understand and remember from my days back in college is that students are held responsible for their visitor's actions. So in essence, the student is to be blamed as well. In one of the aforementioned college's case, I presume that not having a strict sign in policy hampers the efforts of police in determining who these people are visiting, since there is no record nor cooperation by students.
I don't understand why colleges keep allowing these assinine dances and invite everyone from off the streets. As for the college located in Auburndale, they continue to throw late night gatherings such as the Midnight Madness crap pep rally for the sports teams. Savage beasts that couldn't finish 11th grade let alone be granted acceptance to a college arrive for a free -for -all. And I am at my parents house the next day (abuts campus property) cleaning up beer bottles.
Factor in the alcohol consumption, outsiders, and territorial students who complain that nothing is being done for their safety yet, don't tell me how much beer I can store in my room or who I can bring on campus, and you got a disaster waiting to happen. Its been proven to be a bad mix. I know that most of the time these kids run their mouths looking to start a ruckus and when it gets ugly, which it usually does, they do the "not me" trick - and scurry to the Dean accusing the Campus Cops of not doing thier jobs.
I have confronted the Dean of Students recently and many times in the past about the alcohol problem and what is the college's plan to solve it. According to this principled woman, there isn't an alcohol problem and the bottles thrown in my family's yard just magically appeared there from an alien ship. I can blame her slothful attitude in regards to this serious problem for all of the negative press as of late.