At the Forum in the chapel on Wednesday night, hundreds of students turned out to voice their feelings on the new policy. Andy Stanton, a member of the class of 2001 and an RA representative, asked the administration to regulate first year centers and underage drinking before taking a more drastic measure. 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.