I think every school is basically a party school to single one out is some what ridiculous. Even private schools still have a large party scene. I think that being deliberately destructive is more than unnecessary, but if you decide to live in a college town it is a chance that you must be willing to take. The way people act is a reflection of them, and if they are willing to shame themselves then they must live with the consequences. Many people at Penn State do not consume alcohol, but I live by a small university in Scranton and they party just as hard and just as frequent. They act the same way peeing in streets and being destructive every school is a wet campus no matter how much they pride themselves on being dry they are just kidding themselves. Instead of trying to lower the partying they should be teaching the students how to be safe while consuming alcohol.
It has strong ethos when it talks about the privates homes because people may have kids and its hard to feel like what your doing is okay when your affecting the lives of the youth who can not help but live there. The weak is when they discuss older people tailgating? They are saying it's wrong, but is this about the youth or Penn State in general because it can not be based on alumni and random fans. It does make drunk people look stupid, but these people would look stupid no matter what University they were at it has nothing to do with the school its drunk people in general.
Yes they are called Frackets and you wear them to Frats in order to not destroy your north faces or other nice jackets.
It shows PSU unfavorably, but I do not agree I think it is about tradition students spend their weeks working and blow off steam at the end of the week this is not just PSU this is EVERY university in the country. I think it is ridiculous to call any school the number one party school or rank them we have a large school so clearly there are going to me more parties. I think that most of the cases in this are just drunk people in general, and that this occurs seriously everywhere, but in all honestly I have seen way worse things in my small hometown then I have seen here.
