There is something about the last month of classes that drives party school students a little batty.
Besides the predictable "spring celebrations" that turn into riots each spring, students suffering from spring fever seem to put in a little extra effort into being outrageous. This week marks the beginning of the onslaught. Here are some examples:
In New Hampshire, students were busted when administrators used Facebook pictures to discover there was a secret room, called Narnia, accessed through a dormitory closet (I swear I am not making this up!) where secret student drinking parties were held.
In Michigan, a student was found to have stolen 79 pairs of women's panties in what police were calling "an epic panty raid." Who would have thought that such a 1950s-era prank would still be alive today in the era of hook-ups!
In Arkansas, members of a college fraternity were arrested for stealing wooden pallets from the back of a furniture store. They told police they were planning to use them for a bonfire at an upcoming spring party.
And it is only the middle of April! I'm willing to bet the best stories are still to come! Stay tuned and I will attempt to collect some more spring antics. Meanwhile, imagine if all this creative energy could be somehow put to a good use. I bet if you could somehow connect college student energy to a dynamo you could light an entire city.
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