UGA won't report alcohol violations to parents

ATHENS - The University of Georgia has decided not to notify parents when students get in trouble for drugs or alcohol. <br> <br> School officials have put on hold a plan to report violations to parents because campus groups have shown concern about student privacy. Parents still will be notified on a case-by-case basis. <br> <br> The vice president for student affairs -- Richard Mullendore -- says students are adults and should be treated that way. <br> <br> Mullendore says responses of parents and students have been mixed. <br> <br> Some say rules violations are between the students and the school. Others want to be informed of any infraction.