RK
UBL
No because the university gets federal funding therefore must follow federal law
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Brandon Davies dismissed from BYU basketball team
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No because the university gets federal funding therefore must follow federal law
timbe2
New Member
My friend is an RA..and the rule is if you have a med card and you get it approved through the school you are allowed to smoke in your dorm/have a certain amount on your person. I have heard that CU also may allow you to live off campus(as a freshman) if you need it for medical reasons. This was as of a couple years ago. I don't know if it has changed.
It has, one of the first things they said in orientation.
RK
UBL
Ya my friends mom is head of housing and this is not true, you can not smoke in your dorm regardless, but the second part of your statement might be true.
damn...we stopped go after him...
have we NOT met?
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When did CU become a Dry campus? The rule when I was in school if you were 21 you could drink in your dorm with out minors present, but then again what 21 year olds lived in the dorms, other than RA's?
Also, they serve beer at the Buff Club Room (on campus), at campus events (also on campus), and not to mention all those people tailgating before football games. Lets arrest them all and kick them out.
CU is not a dry campus.
EDIT: Sorry didnt realize this was discussed, I just had to jump all over it when I read it. Also, are 21 year olds not allowed to drink in the dorms anymore? I am not a student anymore, but I am not that old
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BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Didn't this thread start out about some bewhyyou player? I forget.....
AlferdJasper
Well-Known Member
It's not like we needed your permission.
wait that beer is 3.2? say it ain't so. I used to go there on Sundays and play pool for like $2 an hour and drink cheap beer. I just thought I had good tolerance.
You can get 3.2 micros?
they only have like 4 or 6 different beers down there.
I thought they only had 2 beers on tap? They need to take some of that beer money and fix up the bowling lanes.
Those bowling lanes are the only lanes in Boulder anymore. And they're not even regulation length. They're like 10 feet shorter than standard.
Coal creek bowling center has great lanes and it's quick drive.
I remember there being more than 2, but the last time I was there was that spring game a few years ago where it rained like crazy.
I was not aware that CU had become a dry campus for students. I'm sort of old. When I was there, the drinking age for 3.2 beer was 18, and we were allowed to have it in our dorms. They also sold beer at almost all campus functions when I was there.
What constitutes a dry campus? Because once that is defined I think you would have a hard time saying that CU is anywhere close to dry.
Lol, I went to the 8 ball connection or whatever it was called and drank beer and played pool when I went to school there when I was a student, so I don't know about this dry campus bullcrap. Maybe if you live in the dorms it is dry if you are over 21 (under 21 is kinda obvious). But if you have club tickets to football as a 21 year old, you can drink all you want, which is pretty much what you can afford at that age.
Oh yeah?! When I was there, it was a tradition to do beer bongs with your new professors on syllabus day, and there were keggerators in Chem 140 and the Duane Physics auditoriums!
Kids today. They don't know how easy they got it...
Was that the day before they had men at CU? On our syllabus, we would each get a gallon of whiskey to drink and then the professor would staple the syllabus to our foreheads and break a two by four across our chests.