Luckily the shuttle bus has been in place for weeks now, and the 300 students who usually park next to McDonalds will have someplace to go. The only problem is that many students don't utilize the bus, and still others aren't really informed about it. They place neat rhymes and jingles on sandwich boards for students to read. Robert Ford Any event with alcohol can be fun, but with legal hazards Hosting or attending a party is an excellent time to talk with old friends, meet new friends, listen to music, eat and drink. Remember, however, that most successful parties do not focus on alcohol consumption.
Parties are more fun without arrests, property damage or personal injuries.
If you choose to serve alcohol, be aware that there are University regulations as well as local, state and federal laws governing its use. Moreover, you should be aware that illegal alcohol and drug use are likely to bring detrimental results such as poor academic performance, strained social relations and legal difficulties. These legal difficulties may include criminal penalties, civil damages and University sanctions. Likewise, you may be liable for monetary damages if an underage person obtains alcohol at your party and that person later causes property damage or personal injury to another. Of course, an underage guest may also be charged criminally with possession or consumption of alcohol.