Catholic University Of America Plans Return To Single-sex Dorms

Jun 19, 2011 20:28

The school cites drinking and sexual activity stats as reason for the action:

"However, 41.5 percent of students in co-ed dorms report weekly binge drinking, compared to 17.6 percent in single-sex housing. Another 55.7 percent of students in co-ed housing report having had a sexual partner in the last year, compared to 36.8 percent in single-sex ( Read more... )

lifestyle, religious, values

Leave a comment

Comments 2

lurkrealclose June 20 2011, 02:46:19 UTC
I did not read the article, but I wonder if the students drink and have more sex if they are in co-ed dorms, or if students who are more likely to drink and have sex tend to choose co-ed dorms?

I think the drinking and sex will decrease, or the sex anyway, in single sex dorms, but I'm not sure they will get the results they are hoping for.

Reply


rdave1 June 20 2011, 12:58:18 UTC
This is interesting! I mean really if college kids want to get drunk they'll find a way, putting them in different dorms won't really change much. The same thing goes for sex, unless they are putting bars outside of windows, people can sneak in.

Some how I don't think they'll get the results they are expecting in the end.

Reply


Leave a comment

Up