Underage vs DUI; Emory's dilemma

[DeltAlum]

Originally Posted by macallan25

So its against the law to go to a bar, drink, and ride back home?

"This week, the school has ordered this stopped, claiming it was allowing underage students access to alcohol."

If they're underage, yes.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

If you're underage, yes.

So if you drive a cab and pick up someone drunk, you're supposed to card them to make sure they're of age?

[cutie_cat_4ever]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

"This week, the school has ordered this stopped, claiming it was allowing underage students access to alcohol."

If they're underage, yes.

Not to mention the biggest flaw in their statement was to assume that the bus gave access to alcohol to any students in general. It's the restaurant's responsibility. It has nothing to do with the bus.

it's unfair to cancel the system, because by doing so, they are also taking away the previlage to those who really need the system for "non-drunk" reasons.

I could be wrong, but are they trying to cut the cost? because it could cost a lot for the drivers to drive night shifts, right?

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by cutie_cat_4ever

I could be wrong, but are they trying to cut the cost? because it could cost a lot for the drivers to drive night shifts, right?

The SGA was paying for it with their own funds, per the OP.