#underage-drinking tag

My In-Laws Are Being Terribly Irresponsible With My Kid. I'm Terrified, But My Husband Says It's No Big Deal.

A parent can refuse underage drinking at relatives' homes to protect a minor's safety and prevent legal and driving-related risks despite family opposition.

Media industry

fromwww.independent.co.uk

2 weeks ago

T-wrecked': Barney ad banned for encouraging underage drinking'

The Independent funds paywall-free, on-the-ground journalism through donations, and the ASA banned a Barney-themed advert for promoting excessive and underage drinking.

fromPadailypost

2 weeks ago

Stanford's oldest frat sues university

The fraternity, Sigma Chi, wants Stanford to pay at least $35 million for not allowing members to move back into 550 Lasuen Mall, where they had been since 1937. That's how much buying new land close to campus and constructing a new building would cost, the lawsuit said. Sigma Chi said its parent corporation has invested an estimated $46 million in the house, and the lease was "renewed indefinitely" in 1976.

Higher education

Public health

fromChalkbeat

2 months ago

Public health experts alarmed by return of alcohol ads to NYC transit system

The MTA has approved new alcohol advertising policies in NYC transit, aiming for significant revenue despite public health concerns.

Parenting

fromSlate Magazine

3 months ago

My Brother Is Corrupting Our Nephews. I Have to Tell My Sister, Don't I?

Underage drinking and drug use facilitated by adults is a serious issue that should be addressed immediately.

Boston food

fromBoston.com

4 months ago

Plymouth family sues restaurants that allegedly served underage driver before fatal South Shore crash

Plymouth restaurants face wrongful death lawsuit after allegedly serving alcohol to underage man, leading to fatal crash.

Beer

fromNew York Post

5 months ago

Arizona bar ripped for calling underage drinking raid "our 9/11" - and advertising a 'disgusting' tee shirt referencing the attacks

Tempe Tavern faced backlash for comparing an underage drinking bust to 9/11 and advertising controversial merchandise.

NYC parents