Zampelli says that trouble can be avoided by placing fencing or barricading the area that is designated for the party, checking identification and stamping the hands of people that are 21 and older and sending underage people away. Zampelli also says that if fights occur, to call the police and they will act as bouncers. By putting up a fence, you're setting the limitations. Some UA students believe the forum can be very effective, but are disappointed with the fact that the UA students are catching all of the heat for the disruptive behavior of the past. In fact, May Day has become such a popular event that students travel from colleges across Ohio just to party.
Some people just get out of control.
A lot of times the people that cause the problems aren't even in school. They aren't Akron students, and some of them aren't college students. Other students believe that the APD will only be successful at saving a few of the party animals, but overall, they will not make the dominant impact that they might like to. I think a large majority of the problems come from non-college students. I think the biggest thing is to stop saying it's college students.