University of Florida No Longer A Party School

University of Florida No Longer A Party School

Last week, the University of Florida was ranked fourth on the Princeton Review’s list of top party schools. If school administrators have their way, however, the Guzzling Gators won’t make the list next year.

 

On Monday, the university quietly revised the student conduct code, effectively banning drinking games, kegs and absolutely all forms of "fun" from the Gainesville campus.

 

Yes -- off-campus fraternities and sororities are affected as well. There is NO escaping the strong arm of stodgy, boring conservatism.

 

While the changes still require the approval of the board of trustees, things are looking bleak for the upcoming semester.

 

Why do school administrators hate freedom? Why are they fun-hating communists that want to turn UF into a seminary school?

 

Time to transfer to West Virginia University, guys.

 

The party is over.

+ 3 comments

Related Posts

Comments

Anonymous
that is just completely rediculous... They will honestly lose interest from some incoming freshman in future years if this keeps up. Granted there will still be alot of people who want to go to UF, this will still affect the number of interested incoming freshman who are looking for a college with a good atmosphere. Posted 08/07/2008 09:12 AMReply
Anonymous
hah. even more the reason to scratch them off my list.
WE ARE PENN STATE!
Posted 08/13/2008 12:13 AMReply
Anonymous
That's not entirely correct information... the policy does include off campus activities. However, it also clarifies that this will not be enforced unless there is some major crime (ex: rape, murder, etc.) related to anything covered under the policy. Posted 08/19/2008 03:15 AMReply

Add a comment

Anonymous comment

Please enter the code or log in.

Facebook Comment