Should the city crack down on problem party houses?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on January 17, 2006

“Only when the parties are a danger to others or are truly disturbing the neighborhood.”
— Josie Colson, Kansas University senior, Lawrence

“Yeah, if they're bugging the neighbors. They have as much right to privacy as they have to party. I've been on both sides of the issue.”
— Kenny Dunn, peace corps, Kansas City, Kan.

“No. Not unless it's really a problem. We live on Tennessee in an eight person house, and we love having parties. On occasion we have a lot of people over, but we take care of the house and clean up after ourselves.”
— Lindsey Kaufman, waitress, Lawrence

“No. It's a college town and party houses are going to come with the college atmosphere.”
— Eric Bridges, detailer, Lawrence