. For an example, the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity has been ”suspended indefinitely at its Rutgers chapter” due to the death of a freshman girl at the sorority’s house from alcohol poisoning(Feeny). This disbandment of one of these sororities has made all other fraternities and sororities more cautious on how the university looks at them and tries to reduce over intoxication of alcohol of minors.
Partying
is an aspect that has made Rutgers to be famous. Everyone in the country has
heard about how Rutgers has great parties all-year round. Their reputation is
centered on being one of the top party schools in the nation (CITE). By banning
the parties on the campus, Rutgers has lost part of its identity as one of the
best party schools in the nation. The students and faculty have to build up the school’s
reputation from the ground up and make it something new and unique one that
might become centered around academics rather than partying all night .
However, this can have the direct opposite .
Many “students wonder if the university can enforce” the new rules (Heyboer).
People are still going to throw parties on campus; they will just be hidden
from the public eye. Rutgers will slowly get a new reputation of being the
school that has a high level of illegal activity. Whenever the students break
the rules on campus, there will be a lot more arrests rather than policy
violation fines from the public safety officers, which will make the school appear to be more
dangerous. In reality, it’s just the same old thing that been happening for ages.
Works
Citied
Feeney, Nolan. “Rutgers Bans Frat
and sorority house parties.” U.S Education. Web. 16 April 2015.
Heyboer, Kelly.
“Reaction to Rutgers frat party ban mixed among nerberhood residence.” Mew
Jersey. Web. 16 April 2015.
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