We' re just saying party without regrets. That slogan seems to be working. There are currently discussions with bar owners in Tijuana to try and get them to close at 2 a.m. instead of at the crack of dawn. Not only the dorms, but fraternity and sorority houses and other campus housing is being targeted for more enforcement. A capp would ban parties at that house for a year, even if the original residents move out.
Campus police can only capp fraternity and sorority houses.
The San Diego Police are responsible for capping private residences in the College Area. At Theta Chi house parties, everyone gets an I.D. check. Those under 21 get white wristbands. But really, everyone' s been trying to crack down on these things. However, James O' Brien, a student who attended SDSU for a semester before moving to Colorado, doesn' t think things are strict enough.