Frequent drunken hours at fraternity houses, violent incidents near ASU on the rise

Frequent drunken hours at fraternity houses, rising violence near ASU (Compiled by this website) A series of frequent drunken hours have damaged the image of ASU, the largest public university in the United States...

(Compiled by this website) A series of frequent drunken hours have damaged the image of ASU, the largest public university in the United States. Over the weekend, police said a 20-year-old ASU student drank so much tequila with his friends that he passed out in a wheelchair in the emergency room lobby. According to the investigation, the student drank 20 tequila shots within two hours, and the alcohol content in his body reached 0.47%. In Arizona, an alcohol content of 0.08% in the body can be considered drunk driving. It's the end of the semester and the graduation season, so drunken moments are frequent. The school has informed students through various channels that they need to calm down and prevent unsafe situations at off-campus gatherings. This also reminds Chinese students studying at ASU to avoid going out alone at night recently and to drive carefully to prevent injuries caused by incorrect driving behavior of others.