She said she thought that all the spots were filled, but if there are interested people contact her just in case. He said he met with the Chief of Police, Director of Public Safety, and the Director of Alcohol Programming. They had a round table discussion of alcohol and ideas of how to make alcohol and violence less of a problem. Many of the students thought the current policy on alcohol is too lenient and may see some legislation brought forth as a result of this meeting. O'Donnell said that over the next few months, Public Safety will start issuing tickets for riding on the sidewalks uptown.
Sidewalks are off-limits, but roads are okay.
At the meeting, students were asking why the policy was four times and out and not three times and out or even two. He also stated that the issue would be brought before Senate. O'Donnell offered that most of the violations occurred on campus and suggested that some of the on-campus leaders might want to get together and discuss the issue of alcohol prevention. Hodous wondered why student members of SAC believe the current policy is too lenient. Nault responded that the opinion was not a universal one, and that the discussion should be saved until a later date.