If you get police records for assaults, date rapes, property destruction, it is all linked back to alcohol. Reed has appointed a committee of CSU presidents and students to review and strengthen the system's alcohol policies. SDSU President Stephen Weber will be joined on that committee by presidents at CSU campuses in Bakersfield, Chico, Dominguez Hills and San Jose. In California, it is illegal for people under 21 to drink. But according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, the age span between 18 through 21 is the heaviest alcohol consumption period for most drinkers in the United States.
Many students expect drinking to be a part of college life.
Many students and some parents, wonder why law enforcement agencies in San Diego are focusing so much on alcohol-related misdemeanors instead of violent crimes such as rapes, murders and shootings. That they come undercover is just uncalled for. All we are doing is having fun, and they are coming up to us for no apparent reason. Undercover officers Pond and Gregson wandered through the Qualcomm Stadium parking lot with much reason. They ignored the student hecklers who had pegged them as cops.