During the 1930s, President Dexter Keezer was concerned about the fraternization among male and female students and the consumption of alcohol by students. A large portion of the Student Council took the position that Oregon's liquor laws did not apply to Reed's campus. Policies restricting the ability of students from visiting the dormitories of the opposite sex were fiercely resisted.
During the 1930s President Dexter Keezer was concerned about the fraternization among male and female students and the consumption of alcohol by students. A large portion of the Student Council took the p,osition that Oregon's liquor laws did not apply to Reed's campus. Policies restricting the ability of students from visiting the dormitories of t.he opposi:te sex were fiercely resisted.