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I am guessing this might be an insurance issue.
It also has the appearance of facilitating illegal behavior. Personally I think it is a great idea to do this, but I can see the other side.
Like adpiucf said, it is not that much different than offering condoms at the student health center.
The mentality is the same- "they are going to do it anyway, so let's make it as safe as possible", but the difference is that sex between college students is not illegal.
If a parent found out their kid was having sex and using college-provided condoms, not much they could do. But if they find out their kid is drinking and the student union is covering transportation- it is a much different situation.
At Emory do the buses take students to and from the bars, or do they only take people from the bars to campus? The answer to that question is critical to speculating as to why the bussing was stopped.
Last edited by EE-BO; 09-15-2006 at 05:44 PM.
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