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Many students are more or less worried than they should be when dealing with Public Safety. They are not here to prosecute students—they are here to ensure student safety. If there is a dangerous situation, Public Safety is there to sort it out and not to throw punishments around. When someone gets caught on minor drug violations, a warning or “housing probation” is often issued. This basically means that a student cannot be caught again during the probationary period, or they will lose their housing. This second part is usually not enforced unless someone is dealing. If you mind your own business, are considerate, and are not too obvious, you should be fine. Students Speak Out
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HamJP says: Hampshire College 2013 Communication and Journalism  |
It's pretty lax, unless you get...
It's pretty lax, unless you get caught dealing drugs.
Campus Strictness: April 01, 2009
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mbm07 says: Hampshire College 2015 Social Sciences |
Hampshire is notoriously known for...
Hampshire is notoriously known for being a "Reefer Madness" campus. However, there are some penalties for being found using alcohol or drugs. Our campus' public safety has become less easygoing, mostly because they have brought Mount Holyoke "police" on campus. If you were found using drugs, you'd probably get a warning and your drugs confiscated. After a couple warnings, you may be put on housing probation. But, in general, the campus' faculty and staff is very understanding, and if you aren't out of control, then they leave you to your own. They treat you as adults—yes, they will enforce the law, but they will not invade your privacy to do so. Going along with the liberal politics of the campus, the authorities on campus do still respect privacy, only stepping in if someone's safety is involved.
Campus Strictness: March 30, 2009
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Anonymous says: |
You would have to kill the...
You would have to kill the president and do a line of coke off of his rotting corpse to get arrested at this place. |
Anonymous says: |
In general, Public Safety officers...
In general, Public Safety officers don’t stop people from having a good time, but when things start to get out of hand, they’re there. |
Anonymous says: |
The Public Safety officers are...
The Public Safety officers are stricter than they used to be, I think. However, they’re generally less strict than most other colleges. |
FactsWhat Are You Most Likely to Get Caught Doing on Campus?
- Drinking alcohol in public areas
- Parking in the wrong place
- Violating smoking policies
- Being too noisy
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