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"Sobriety Will (Sort Of) Reign at Camp Randall Perhaps, being labeled the nation's top state for binge drinkers has set Wisconsin off a little bit. Either that, or they're just tired of having to eject inebriated students from Camp Randall Stadium. That could be it, too. The University of Wisconsin has taken a step to curtail their image as a wild party school, as well as the image of Camp Randall Stadium as a haven for drunk college students. As the Badgers prepare to play Iowa in Madison Saturday night, we get word of a new policy for those who frequent the stadium and have caused trouble at past Badger games: You'd better be sober, or you aren't getting in the stadium. UW-Madison officials said say this requirement affects about twenty five of the thousands of students expected for the season's first night game. Officials said the affected students have been previously tossed out of games because of problem drinking. "We will connect with those students who need to stop by (and) take a preliminary breath test," said Associate Dean of Students Kevin Helmkamp. "For those students who are underage and have been ejected from a previous game, they would need to blow point-zero, show us they haven't had any alcohol." There was some confusion over the rule, but this statement should make it clear for everyone. It's actually pretty simple. If you're under 21, and you've been booted from Camp Randall before for drinking-related problems, you have to blow a .00 to get admission. If you're of legal drinking age"

9/22/2007 2:27:08 AM

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"Officials said the affected students have been previously tossed out of games because of problem drinking"

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"this requirement affects about twenty five of the thousands of students "

How does this make Camp Randall sober?

9/22/2007 2:33:32 AM

well, more sober

9/22/2007 2:36:20 AM

they musta meant percent.


and seventy-five.

9/22/2007 4:14:34 AM

amirite!

9/22/2007 4:43:52 AM

this seems like something state would try to do

9/22/2007 8:19:59 AM

I thought that if you got tossed at state you were not allowed to any event for the rest of the academic year.

9/22/2007 8:34:08 AM

it does seem like 25 wouldnt even be worth doing anything about... but 25% hahaha

9/22/2007 12:04:07 PM