Social Life on Campus

historymom
Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:24:26 +0000

Here is what the students at SCU say about campus strictness on College Pr@$ler

“Campus Safety is way too strict about drinking and stuff. It must be a conspiracy. The Man is always trying to hold me down.”

“They are very strict. Campus Safety, with a few exceptions, has a complex about not being real police officers, which transfers into mistreatment of students. A lot of them have power trips, and don’t act very professionally. I get the sense that they don’t respect the students and take out their frustration on us.”

“The Campus Safety are pretty bad; they tend to be antagonistic towards the students.”

“Depending on how many times you are caught and the amount of drugs you have on you, you could be turned over to SCPD. Drinking wise, they just make you write an essay or a poster, maybe pay a fine. Nothing big at all; they take the drugs more seriously than the drinking.”

“They are really strict, but it’s not like there’s anywhere to party on campus or anything. Get in good with your RA and don’t do anything really stupid, and you shouldn’t have any problems.”

“I know when the Bronco first opened up, no one would even try to use a fake ID there it was so strict. Maybe it’s loosened up some since then. I don’t know, it’s been a while since I had to worry about that stuff.”

“If you’re underage, you need to watch out for the ABC (plain-clothes police officers) outside of Safeway. They usually drive vans, and will run up to the car if they see someone who looks young come out with beer. They got me like two months before I turned 21, and it was a huge ordeal.”

“They’re really strict about drinking on campus, which is kind of lame. It’s college, though, so plenty of it still goes on. When you get caught, the actual punishment usually isn’t bad, but Campus Safety can be real jerks about it when they bust you.”

Keep in mind that this is not really a representative sample but it does give you an idea. Also check out campusdirt.com for stuedent input