`Gross-out' partiers punished From: Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph | Date: November 21, 1990| Author: Dru Wilson; Gazette Telegraph | Copyright (null) Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Air Force Academy officials have punished eight cadets for their role in a Halloween "gross-out" party that promoted perverse and disgusting behavior, academy spokesman Col. David Wallace said.

The punishments ranged from demerits to 80 tours to four months of restriction. The punishments began Friday, the same day as the disciplinary board hearings were held.

Demerits are given for breaking academy rules and can lead to probation, Wallace said. A tour is equivalent to ...

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