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Abstract:
University President Michael Adams has yet to weigh in on a new initiative that seeks to start debates about lowering the legal drinking age to 18.
The Amethyst Initiative, launched in July, has gathered support from about 100 college presidents and chancellors, including three from Georgia, who say the 21-year-old drinking age "is not working....
Originally posted bySonia Kermaz
Binge drinking has very little to do with age limits and everything to do with the middle class culture of over-consumption. American parents start with all-you-can-eat pizza parties for toddlers and eventually over-indulge them with cars, credit cards and a campus condo. Binge drinking is nothing more than the adolescent version of adult binging. The best way to solve the problem is to lower the drinking age and take away their cars, credit cards and college vacations.
Originally posted byYou must be drinking if you think that's what I implied. I didn't imply anything... I said what I said.Anoymous
Hey 21+, get yourself to the police station and turn yourself in for underage drinking so you can be jailed, fined, and made to do community service then. You know, since you're implying that you want that for others under 21 who drink alcohol and all.
Originally posted byAnoymous
Hey 21+, get yourself to the police station and turn yourself in for underage drinking so you can be jailed, fined, and made to do community service then. You know, since you're implying that you want that for others under 21 who drink alcohol and all.
21+
posted 8/20/08 @ 8:00 AM EST