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Gone But Not Forgotten
It seems we have gone through this many years ago. When I was about 16 the law for drinking in our neighboring state dropped to 18. We all ran over there and it became dangerous so Minnesota had to follow suite. With years gone by the law went back up to 19 and then to 21 where it is now.
However, some College Presidents think it is safer to go back to 21.
These College Presidents are getting some big criticism along with Mother's Against Drunk Driving.
What's everyone's thought on this. Leave it at 21 or should it go back to 18. Students say, we can vote, we can joing the Armed Services but we are not responsible enough to drink.
murph
However, some College Presidents think it is safer to go back to 21.
College presidents from about 100 universities, including Rhodes College in Memphis, Duke, Dartmouth and Ohio State, are calling on lawmakers to consider lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18, saying current laws actually encourage dangerous binge drinking on campus.
These College Presidents are getting some big criticism along with Mother's Against Drunk Driving.
What's everyone's thought on this. Leave it at 21 or should it go back to 18. Students say, we can vote, we can joing the Armed Services but we are not responsible enough to drink.
murph