I just don't understand these interwebz thingies...aren't they just tubes? And where are all the cats???
Pretty sure it's spelled VIESHA now.
Pretty sure it's spelled VIESHA now.
I've actually seen it spelled that way by students more often than it was spelled the correct way.
I've actually seen it spelled that way by students more often than it was spelled the correct way.
So what was the final tally. Was it pretty much like any other weekend at ISU or were there a whole bunch more arrests?
Here's last week's police blotter
ftp://data.city.ames.ia.us/public information/PressLog.pdf
Looks like a few noise complaints/loud parties on Friday and Saturday. very few operating while intoxicated and public intox tickets given. I don't know how that compares to a normal week, but it looks pretty tame on the whole, although apparently there was an airplane crash on Sunday.
Wait, I thought canceling VEISHEA would never work? That students would organize their own pseudo-VEISHEA and nothing would really change?
That blotter shows just how shutting things down indefinitely was the right move. If this was all the rowdier student-organized stuff got in the first year, imagine how tame it'll be in 5 years. Then the university can seriously consider bringing it back (maybe even gradually; bring the parade back the first year and then more of the other stuff over the following 2-3 years), once the student body no longer equates the event with rioting.
Here's last week's police blotter
ftp://data.city.ames.ia.us/public information/PressLog.pdf
Looks like a few noise complaints/loud parties on Friday and Saturday. very few operating while intoxicated and public intox tickets given. I don't know how that compares to a normal week, but it looks pretty tame on the whole, although apparently there was an airplane crash on Sunday.
Just wait till next year! At least that is what many of us Cyclones are good at saying.Wait, I thought canceling VEISHEA would never work? That students would organize their own pseudo-VEISHEA and nothing would really change?
That blotter shows just how shutting things down indefinitely was the right move. If this was all the rowdier student-organized stuff got in the first year, imagine how tame it'll be in 5 years. Then the university can seriously consider bringing it back (maybe even gradually; bring the parade back the first year and then more of the other stuff over the following 2-3 years), once the student body no longer equates the event with rioting.
And apparently shots fired on my street without me noticing.
Here's last week's police blotter
ftp://data.city.ames.ia.us/public information/PressLog.pdf
Looks like a few noise complaints/loud parties on Friday and Saturday. very few operating while intoxicated and public intox tickets given. I don't know how that compares to a normal week, but it looks pretty tame on the whole, although apparently there was an airplane crash on Sunday.