Marshmallows are not allowed in the stadium, and students caught throwing marshmallows are subject to disciplinary action these days.

I’m not referring to the NBC cameras that show the game.

I’m talking about a full CCTV system that is pointed directly at the student section. The head of student discipline sits in a control room during the game looking for people breaking the rules. It’s not uncommon for a student to recieve a summons during the week following the game for innocuous incidents caught on film during the game on saturday.

Think “Big Brother is always watching” and you’ve got an idea of how this works.

Plus, flights to Tuscany are expensive.

But, if you can make it, take a trip to the neighboring Pond’s Institute

I’m just sitting here laughing at the original purpose of the cameras, but I’m not going to post anything sarcastic. I could be crying next weekend. You never know, your team is doing well and then you-know-what happens. What is that saying abut glass houses?

The cameras were originally intended to capture offensive highlights.

Cameras in the stadium?

I say 7 pm, because, thanks to some quirk of government map making, SB gets placed in a different time zone than the rest of indiana, meanign games start an hour early in october on.

But I feel you on the in-stadium drinking. While it’d probably be cause for beheading at ND, and they do use in stadium cams to track down offenders, the folks at the book store were kind enough to stock rugby shirts with tight wrists, which make transporting in 10-12 50mL bottles of brown liquor extremely easy these days. No more pat-downs helps.

Every time I watch the people at the table pretend to laugh at that, I want to just kill them all with my teeth.