Word: kegs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think it doesn't matter who is a student at that point. It doesn't matter what college you go to, it was a basic college party. You know, there was the beer. I was like, is there any wine here? No no no, it was just beer, keg parties, stuff like that. And it'd depend on where you were at, what final club you went to. You know, the Lampoon is a different party altogether than from like, say, you go to the Owl Club. That's whole, a whole, a whole different ballgame...
Meanwhile, at the Fly Club, another assemblage of students packs a hot room. This room is much bigger, however, and the crowd is larger. No 30-somethings or high-schoolers here: Khakis, Levis and button-down shirts prevail, and the keg of cheap beer gets much more attention than WHRB's keg of Sam Adams...
Other TFs, though, have no problem becoming close friends with their students, sometimes even throwing keg parties for them at the end of the class. Their students, however, maintain that they are very good teachers and that the boundaries of the relationship are clearly set. For them, it's your everyday TF-student relation, with a lot of beer on the side. "Epsilon", another sophomore, says he has become very good friends with his tutorial leader, to the point that "she talks to me about her boyfriend and I talk to her about my relationship." Although this doesn't make...
...members who did not know how to tap kegs"accused kegs of being defective" and toldstudents "that they were out of beer when therewas a keg and a half left," Fiorino said...
...they tell us we can't drink because we're under age. They say that we had better be 21 if we want to bring a keg or a fifth up to the room; that under no circumstances can we finish that bottle of beer in the dining hall. Three kinds, no less. Mixed messages? Hypocrisy? Nothing less...