register |  login
Loading Ad
ADVERTISEMENT
Loading Tower
MORE STORIES

Story


Liberal Educators Still At It
Contributed by: Charles Paul Stephens on 8/20/2008

Liberal Educators Still At It

I am angered an appauled at the lack of common sense our so-called educated leaders are showing in many areas of leadership. One important one is this new idea that they can "fix" their drinking problem by changing the drinking age. How insane is that thinking. I am no Einstien, I am not very good at math, but it does not take a genious to see that they are NOT solving the problem , just playing with the numbers! Oh, but isn't that what they do best? If a problem confuses them they just get a group of peers together(like here) and create an even bigger situation. God Help us all - ..> ....>

.. href="/stylesheets/entnews.css" type=text/css rel=stylesheet> .. src="http://topics.latimes.com/javascripts/contextual_links.js" type=text/javascript>..>
College leaders hope to renew debate on a lower drinking age
The current limit ignores the reality of drinking on campus and pushes it underground, they say. Opponents say a rollback to age 18 would reverse declines in teen drunk driving.
By Larry Gordon and Gale Holland, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
August 20, 2008
As college students gear up for annual back-to-school parties, a group of university and college presidents in California and across the country this week pushed for a national debate over whether the drinking age should be lowered from 21 to 18.

The current limit ignores the reality of drinking during college years and drives it underground, making binge drinking more dangerous and students less likely to seek help in an emergency, according to a petition signed by more than 100 campus

NO the current limits shows the total disregard for rules and law. If you changes these limits then high school children will then want to chnage the drinking age. We have allowed over-educated-cone-heads to dictate policy and proceedure long enough. Meet with the Alcohol and Drug professional, meet with the AA and NA people and see where the real problems lie. Then meet with the students and see that alcohol, at any age , is a gateway drug and leads to other drugs. So experimentation will always be the real problem and the abstenense will always be the real answer




SUBMIT COMMENT

Rate the above story



Talk Back : submit comments to the story

*Note: you need to log-in to add a comment or rating.

CONTRIBUTOR INFORMATION

Charles Paul Stephens

Fort Worth , TX

Charles Paul Stephens has posted 135 stories and 19 comments since joining on 4/22/2007. Charles Paul Stephens 's average story rating is 4.6.
SAVE AND SHARE THIS STORY
STORY RSS FEEDS
ADVERTISEMENT
Loading Ad

Loading Ad
ADVERTISEMENT
Loading Ad