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Requiring pre-registering parties is dangerous precisely because it is a control lever and a slippery slope. Students and administration will always disagree.
by ethbr0 4y ago
Requiring pre-registering parties is dangerous precisely because it is a control lever and a slippery slope.
Students and administration will always disagree.
Ergo, any requirement that can be abused by administration eventually will be abused. Exactly as apparently happened here. The only check is to prevent that lever from ever existing.
Anarchy has many problems, but its foremost strength is standing in direct opposition to outside control.
And that's an unfulfilled and critical need in our modern society, as liberties are bricked up bit by bit.
(And before someone tosses it in, we can have the militia vs police end debate some other time, because "a bunch of college kids getting in trouble" is far short of anything that serious to themselves or the surrounding community)
- pantalaimon 4y agoIt’s not just about registering parties, if you click the link you will find that the application will have to pass the Party Review Committee where you have to answer questions such as > How the student group will prevent members and guests from bringing in their own alcohol and what they will do if they observe someone bringing in their own alcohol. Also > The party planning course must be completed prior to registering a party. > A party may last a maximum of four hours. Moreover, student groups cannot host or co-host back-to-back parties, pre-parties, concurrent parties, or more than one party per day.