[CTcard]

Is the answer really "more alcohol education"?  I highly doubt that.
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I like this post. It's thoughtful, acknowledges reality, and has a more recent read on the campus than most of us have. Even the internal contradictions point out the degree of the problem.


A couple of items that stuck out to me,

Especially during freshman year, in the row houses, and in the Greek scene.

The row houses would not have been included in this list in the mid-80s. Those were a decidedly non-party scene lifestyle back then.

2) ...  Actually enforce the alcohol rules that already existed.

What are those these days?
[Stanford rules - not state of California laws]

1) Starting freshman year ... 
2) Starting at the beginning of each new year, for all students.  ...
3) Starting with the 'influencers' ...

Certainly the places to start. The tricky part, of course, is to start doing just what?

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By the way, does anyone happen to know if Stanford has released any internal studies concerning the degree of problems at Stanford and how those may have changed over the years?

[CTcard]

Is the answer really "more alcohol education"?  I highly doubt that.
...

I like this post. It's thoughtful, acknowledges reality, and has a more recent read on the campus than most of us have. Even the internal contradictions point out the degree of the problem.


A couple of items that stuck out to me,

Especially during freshman year, in the row houses, and in the Greek scene.

The row houses would not have been included in this list in the mid-80s. Those were a decidedly non-party scene lifestyle back then.

2) ...  Actually enforce the alcohol rules that already existed.

What are those these days?
[Stanford rules - not state of California laws]

1) Starting freshman year ... 
2) Starting at the beginning of each new year, for all students.  ...
3) Starting with the 'influencers' ...

Certainly the places to start. The tricky part, of course, is to start doing just what?

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By the way, does anyone happen to know if Stanford has released any internal studies concerning the degree of problems at Stanford and how those may have changed over the years?