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University Daily Kansan
Campus/Area
Friday, Oct. 4, 1985
Students ousted, but grain remains the same
By Jennifer Benjamin Of the Kansan staff
Although two fans were removed from the last home football game because police said they were too drunk to stay, the alcohol problem at Memorial Stadium is no worse than last year, a KU police spokeswoman said yesterday.
"We always have alcohol at games, and it does create problems," Lt. Jeanne Longaker of the KU police said. "But I don't think we've seen any more this year."
The possession or consumption of
alcohol on state property, which includes the stadium and the Hill, is illegal.
Police sometimes receive complaints at football games that drunken people are making a nuisance of themselves and disrupting others watching the games, she said.
When fans have alcohol outside the stadium, Longaker said, an officer will ask them to pour it out and dispose of the bottle or can.
Inside the stadium, officers may confiscate the alcohol and dispose of it in a restroom.
"This is what generally happens when a person is observed with alcohol." she said.
Although it does not happen frequently, she said, a person can be given a citation, and if someone continues to drink after being asked not to, he can be arrested.
Longaker said the police had not seen any evidence that more fans drank alcohol on the Hill than in the stadium.
Floyd Temple, assistant athletic director in charge of facilities, agreed that the amount of alcohol at KU football games this year did not
differ much from past years. Some fans always manage to bring alcohol into the stadium, he said.
"We do discourage alcohol at the games," he said. "But there are a variety of beverages smuggled in."
Although the University discourages people from consuming alcohol during the games, Temple said, the problem cannot be fully controlled because of the number of people who enter the stadium.
"We wouldn't have enough time to search everyone going into the stadium," he said. "It's an impossible situation."
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