1,400 students between the ages of 18 and 24 die each year from alcohol-related unintentional injuries, while 500,000 are unintentionally hurt or injured. More than 700,000 students in this age group were victims of alcohol-related sexual assault or date rape, and more than 100,000 students report having been too intoxicated to know if the consented to having sex! Nearly one quarter of all students reported bombing a test or project, 159,000 of today's first-year students will drop out of school next year, 32.5% of students have driven under the influence, 11.7% have been taken advantage of sexually, and all this destruction can be attributed to alcohol. I know all these numbers may seem a bit confusing, but they all point out the same fact: alcohol is a HUGE problem among college students today.
I"m not blaming you for all the problems alcohol causes many students at this University. You"re a good, responsible bar owner, and you take many precautions to ensure the least amount of problems for you and your patrons. But with a few small changes you can help lessen the negative effects of alcohol on the community. At first I thought that making it 18 to enter 21 to drink would reduce the amount of minors drinking, but it would be too difficult to monitor who was and wasn't drinking. Besides, you"re right - there's not much else to do at your bar but drink. .
So here is what I propose. First, you should keep, and turn in to the police, an id that you know to be fake, instead of returning it to the person who is using it. This is beneficial in two ways. .
One - you just made it a lot harder to this kid to go drink somewhere else; and two - you"re setting a precedent for other minors who"ll now think twice before attempting to get into your bar.
Second, you told me you often have specials such as 2 for 1 beers and dollar shots. You also have a "ladies night" in which there is no cover and drink specials for girls all night.
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Due to the many responsibilities these students are expected to uphold as young adults they should also be able to legally drink alcohol. ... However a person of legal age is able to go to a bar drink, and then drive home. What would be the difference in an eighteen year old going to a bar and drinking and a 21 year old going to a bar and drinking? Persons of 18 and persons of 21 have almost identical responsibilities. A number of 18 and 21 year olds are students, with jobs who share the exact same responsibilities such as voting and going to war. ...
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