Students don't have much control. It's just whatever the administration decides to do and how they decide to react.

It was clear that she was not willing to relinquish control over this group. Students rarely have an outlet for unified voice, and they have no true power in their own university. I think her reaction was indicative of a systematic approach at Penn State, which denies student autonomy over their own university.

This group should allow students to take control and ownership of their campus and their lives, and then the faculty and staff will not have to be the enforcers of behavior. Also, students will not have to put up with the annoying after effects of people who have been drinking over the limit.

Schroeder wants to be in control but it's difficult to see SDP still in control,

So far, it's going pretty well. We've given rides to hundreds of students.

We kind of put ourselves on cruise control. We didn't keep pushing and kind of relaxed. Then it hit us and we came back, and it was too late.