Hmmm. Student vs. Non-Student

[justaprogressive]

Simply put: A non-student, invited on campus by a student, is a GUEST not a trespasser..

that is all.

[Abnredleg]

1. Until they are asked to leave /NT

[Ms. Toad]

2. They are trespassers

Once they are asked to leave by (or on behalf of) the property owner (the university) and refuse to do so.

[Irish_Dem]

3. Guests usually follow the rules, are appropriate, and polite.

They don't start screaming and insulting other members of the community.

If they do, they are shown the door.

[Rebl2]

4. They are

trespassing if they cause chaos and violence. That is all!

[NoRethugFriends]

5. Simplistic. Obviously depends on behavior.

[Torchlight]

6. "that is all" seems a most convenient and popular method to ignore relevant context.

giving us much better allowance to justify simplistic assertions over complex resposnes to complex situations.

[nocoincidences]

8. To my mind,

"that is all" means: don't bother replying because I have closed my ears.

[LexVegas]

9. Pellucidly clear. nt

[Barry Markson]

7. A guest of the student's, not the school's.

Subject to the institution's rules on guests.

That is all.

[David__77]

10. Largely, people will support or oppose lots of types of actions, depending on their level of agreement.