How safe is your child's urban campus?

[Consolation]

<p>JHS, the incidents I described all happened to people I knew well in the course of a single year. That’s a pretty high crime rate, IMHO. But yes, even then–late 70s–people weren’t really afraid that they would actually be killed. It was mostly a well-founded fear of being mugged, almost exclusively after dark.</p>

[Proudpatriot]

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Except that fraternity houses tend to have frequent parties with lots of alcohol, resulting in higher frequency of incidents like fights (or worse).

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<p>It depends on the fraternity. Some houses are alcohol free.</p>