"I wanna rock and roll all night, and party every day..." -KISS This quote seems to be the stereotype that Arizona Legislation has branded upon the Arizona State University campus. Today's society is so caught up in the "politically correct" way to live, that the alter of freedom can be bent and constitutional rights rendered. Our government solely abides by the Constitution, which is the structure by which this great nation is upheld. Citizens are granted freedom and specific rights provided they live by the laws set forth to them, all while in the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness. The rights and amendments are set forth to protect the individual from the law taking over, which then would lead to a dictatorship. The new dorm law is specifically directed to this year's Freshmen dorms and will come down hard on students with stricter guidelines and even a dorm curfew. Arizona State University justifies their reasoning for passing such a law by stating that illegal drug!
             s and under age drinking occur in dorms with guys in girls' rooms or vise versa. Hence, if ASU passed this law, the use of illegal drugs and under age drinking would reduce. This "politically correct" way of thinking is an inconceivable concept in itself and does not apply to every student in a dorm throughout ASU. The law passed by legislation stating that males can no longer be in female dorms (and vise versa) after the hours of 10 p.m. is an insipid law that is in fact a double standard, unenforceable, and most importantly violates Constitutional rights. It is obvious that Arizona State and the Arizona Legislation are making yet another poor choice in a fluctuating attempt to look good by making such a "politically correct" decision.
             This kind of decision presents many frustrations among the student body. The whole concept of college is to prepare students for adulthood. Students attend coll...