What College promotes(enables) Drunkeness?

[McCat]

You guys do know that UT has the "late night T" and the "T-link" don't you? Its the same thing.

For those who are 'Toxicated, eh?

 

[volfan2024]

I know some schools have actually cracked down more on the partying habits(on campus) of students.I think with alcohol posionings,suicides,etc., may play a role with stricter guidelines.I guess if you don't have a freshman away at school these things may seem insignificant.

 

[justingroves]

You guys do know that UT has the "late night T" and the "T-link" don't you? Its the same thing.

I've seen some funny stuff on the "T"

 

[Vercingetorix]

"There's a time and place for everything, children, and it's called college."

(Chef)

 

[Heebs]

I guess if you don't have a freshman away at school these things may seem insignificant.

But what if you are a student away at school? The T doesn't enable alcoholism, it saves lives. People will go out drinking either way. At least this way we aren't driving drunk and killing ourselves and other people.

 

[CardassianVol]

You guys do know that UT has the "late night T" and the "T-link" don't you? Its the same thing.

Also referred to as "the drunk bus."

 

[ttrogvol]

we got a drunk bus here at IU. its my friend.

 

[Vercingetorix]

I know some schools have actually cracked down more on the partying habits(on campus) of students.I think with alcohol posionings,suicides,etc., may play a role with stricter guidelines.I guess if you don't have a freshman away at school these things may seem insignificant.

I would not want to send my son to a school that was so moralistic, naive, and heedless of their students' safety that they didn't provide a basic service like this.

(Granted, he's two now, but he won't be forever.)