money is no sign on intelligence or class
Posted on 10/30/2018 6:43:17 AM PDT by C19fan
An elite private college in Southern California is facing a unique health and hygiene problem — “plastic bags filled with urine” are being thrown away in hallway dorm trashcans.
What’s more, “some students had even urinated into bins located within the residence hall, rather than bothering to use the lavatory facilities,” reports the Claremont Independent.
The problem is centered at Walker Hall at Pomona College, a private institution nestled near the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, that costs $70,000 a year in tuition and fees to attend.
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Lol, you win the thread!
Ban plastic bags altogether.
Good for you.
they should be provided diapers....
DNA tests on the urine and on everyone living in the dorm should stop this behavior.
Disgusting.
This is a job for Peter Maldonado and his buddy Sam.
I wouldn’t return either. The smell must have been horrible.
I saw the same thing happen in a pizza parlor years ago - my wife complained and the owner freaked out - threw the dirty diaper hillbillies out, 86’d them forever and personally tossed the table into a dumpster.
“All we are saying, is give piss a chance.”
I thought they banned plastic bags on all campuses. :-/
Common sense! Except it would require residents to agree to offer DNA swabs. Lotsa luck with that.
Install cameras.
Keep an eye on those who didn’t give DNA samples. Yeah, Big Brother-ish but this activity needs to be stopped.
Cameras. Good idea.
When my daughter’s ex-BF started college, he had to teach his roommate how to use a toothbrush.
When I was in college, the toilets in the student union were frequently stuffed up with cigars and such - you couldn’t flush them. Dorms were ok though.
money is no sign on intelligence or class
They’re preparing to be San Francisco residents.
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