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we actually did it and the policy is officially changing. i honestly cant believe how many of you stuck with this until we got the result we wanted. keep an eye out for how they roll this out over the next few months.

April 5, 2015

University of Tennessee Wet Campus Initiative

University of Tennessee Wet Campus Initiative

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Started by Trip Underwood 11 years, 7 months ago
We demand that the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and its affiliate schools change their campus alcohol policy from that of a "dry campus" to that of a "wet campus."

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Reached 100 supporters

February 13, 2015

30 Comments

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Samuel Brooks
11 years ago Featured

Take the University of Michigan for example. They are a wet campus and are also one of the top academic schools in the country. Listen to the students for once UT

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William Mitchell
11 years ago Featured

We have seen that prohibition fails. A "wet campus" will allow people a safer and more controlled environment than the idea of drinking in "the fort" as is custom now.

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Mary
11 years ago Featured

Understand that UT aims to make their donors happy, not their student body. Hoping against hope this works out though.

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Celia Chapuis
11 years ago Featured

As a woman I feel safer being on campus then during social events then off. Please protect you're girls administration.

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David Meehan
11 years ago Featured

this administrations overbearing enforcement of the dry campus has not only proved to tyrannical and arbitrary, but has also lead to extreme levels of reciprocal hostility and animosity between law enforcement and students.

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Jason
11 years ago Featured

College kids will drink whether you want them to or not, but it is a lot safer when they don't travel in the process.

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Eric qualkenbush
11 years ago

This is a grotesque display of unamerican ideals

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Jonathan Ray
11 years ago

It keeps us from having to go elsewhere to drink into potentially dangerous parts of town.