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Why are you lumping all US universities together and why are you assuming there is a fear of being indecent? WCU is pretty unique that it has policies against h
by dfxm12 12y ago
Why are you lumping all US universities together and why are you assuming there is a fear of being indecent? WCU is pretty unique that it has policies against having alcohol on campus even for students over the legal drinking age of 21.
- tempodox 12y agoWhy do you assume that my questions are assertions? With what you say about WCU it seems especially ironic that this (curtailed) experiment was done there, of all places. Maybe it's just me, but I feel that a place that wants to call itself a university should maybe have a little more confidence in its students than to leash them with such a strict all-imbibing-prohibited-under-all-circumstances policy. It feels like wanting to force an a-priori truth upon people instead of having them discover it.
- scrumper 12y agoOr, perhaps students choose to attend WCU because it's a dry college.
- tempodox 12y agoGood for them, if they arrived at that conclusion by themselves :) But then, those wouldn't be the people interested in exploring ancient drinking games, I presume.
- jimkri 12y agoI don't think that it is a dry college, I have family and friends who go there and I have been there to drink before. They have a lot of bars around the campus. I think a lot of students attend because the tuition is low for in-state students.
- frikk 12y agoUniversity of Cincinnati has a bar on campus, with like 100 craft beers (and a dozen or so on tap). It's fantastic.