His ideas came from the discussions with 15 to 20 students and faculty members over the past weeks to discuss concerns and ideas for a day of festivities. They are healthy and fun outlets. The University Center Activities Board is hosting an End of Classes Bash at the Sunken Gardens from noon to 4 p.m. The event will include a moon bounce, a DJ, free fake tattoos and food. In addition, the Wesley Foundation has activities today that are open to all students and the Gentlemen of the College will be giving their final concert of the year at 8 p.m. in Phi Beta Kappa Hall. Sullivan added that these events were spurred by dangerous, illegal and disruptive occurrences during end of the semester celebrations in years past.
Nobody wants to have a serious injury.
There is a difference between having a good time and being stupid. Much of this is just too much alcohol. Let's not lose our sense of balance. Sadler also noted that professors have noticed a change in the way students have celebrated the end of the semester. People were coming into classes and being disruptive.