They are among the most academically gifted in the country and are destined¹ for glittering futures².

剑桥大学的学生堪称天之骄子，注定前程大好。

However, the police and paramedics（护理人员） were forced to intervene following the "stupidity or misguidedness" of more than 2,000 Cambridge University students who caused carnage（大屠杀） during a riotous³（暴乱的） party in a public park where they stripped off, vomited⁴ and drank themselves unconscious.

Twice as many revellers（饮酒狂欢者） took part in the May bank holiday party than last year, defying police warnings to reign⁵ themselves in and curb⁶ their behaviour.

In 2010, officers vowed⁷ that anti-social behaviour would not be tolerated and told the infamous⁸ drinking societies which organise⁹ all-day binges（狂欢） that they risked breaking the law.

But the number attending the now notorious Caesarian Sunday reached new levels this weekend, causing predicable havoc¹⁰ and a volley of complaints.

Families said they were disgusted to see rowdy students downing so much alcohol that they urinated（小便） in park flower beds and cavorted¹¹ with their trousers around their ankles.

However, the university dismissed the antics as "just a bit of fun" and said it had no power to prevent such events from taking place.

A Cambridgeshire Police spokesman said they were obliged to step in and deal with the fall out from such irresponsible behaviour.

The party marks the start of the summer term and historically takes place on Jesus Green.

Participants began arriving at around 11.30am, many wearing university blazers and pushing trolley¹² loads of alcohol. They then spent the afternoon getting recklessly drunk whilst taking part in bizarre initiation¹³ ceremonies.

Girls were seen drinking port through condoms, while others were held upside down as alcohol was poured into their mouths and some acted out sexual positions.

At 3pm, hundreds shouted and cheered as more than 20 male students with "war paint" on their faces engaged in a vicious fight during which blood was shed.

The annual fight is held between the drinking societies of Jesus College and Girton, known respectively as the Caesarians and the Green Giants.