In July, SAPS submitted its application to the University for a permit to host their fifth-annual Entheofest on the Diag. Jim Salame, Entheofest founder and a SAPS collaborator, told The Michigan Daily he was surprised when he heard the news, especially given that Hash Bash received a permit. “They also said it was our fault for the fact that people came to campus and brought these illegal substances and sold them on campus,” Salame said. During the appeal process, Berriman said SAPS wrote a letter to explain how they would address the University’s perceived dangers and risks associated with the event. “I’ve been hoping that this could set a precedent for free speech on campus for all student orgs on campus,” Berriman said.