University of Colorado cuts alcohol budget
 

University of Colorado cuts alcohol budget

BOULDER, Colo., Aug. 3 (UPI) -- The University of Colorado will limit the amount of taxpayer money spent on alcohol, the Boulder Daily Camera reports.

University President Hank Brown announced the policy change Tuesday at a meeting with 200 administrators and politicians.

He said the move will set an example for students and will be fiscally responsible in an era of increasing budget cuts.

University spokeswoman Michele McKinney said the university spent $466,000 on alcohol between 2000 and 2004. Nearly $150,000 of that came from taxpayer money and tuition.

State law doesn't restrict spending on alcohol.

The new guidelines don't restrict spending on alcohol altogether. Money allotted for entertainment purposes can still be spent as long as it is at a university function and approved by the administration.

Any other alcohol served at functions needs to be purchased by attendees.

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C.U. President Hank Brown, a former U.S. Senator, is a Delt from the former Beta Kappa Chapter at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

I guess the only thing good I could say about Jimmy Carter (except for his Sunday School classes and Habitat) is that while he was Gov. of GA and Pres. of the US, no booze was served in the gov's mansion or the White House.

Maybe that's why he's so bitter these days.

So you're not going to say anything good about his post-office statesmanship or his Nobel Prize?

Get a grip.