Jessie Winslow, a senior, voiced concern over the fact that the typical binge drinker who gets into trouble is an underage female. Bergman pushed for a loosening of the restrictions on keg parties. Kegs are not a threat. Kegs are cans and create a social atmospher. Har alcohol shots are the problem.
Deregulation is the key.
David Kirby, a member of the Dean s Advisory Committee, brought a policy proposal to the meeting. The attitude shift program would be run by students for students. Rachel Beckhardt, a member of class of 2002 questioned if the rise in underclass binge drinking to excess was in their detachment from uperclass students who seem to drink more responsibly. She questioned if first year centers were not pushed into a few buildings if that may decrease the drinking problem. Tate Curti called for upperclass Batesies to set an example of responsible partying for the younger members of the community.