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Employees of Cork & Barrel, 2000 W. 23rd St., in accordance with the Alcoholic Beverage Control, confiscate all IDs that appear to be fake. The ABC encourages establishments that sell liquor to crack down on underage drinking.
ABC: Division hands out citations, stiff penalties CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1D
$300. If the underage person is refused, a congratulations letter arrives. Establishments cited are more likely to receive ABC attention.
"Their philosophy is to stop underage drinking and stop society's problems by punishing the retailer," said Scott Schmidtberger, manager of Alvin's Wine and Spirits, Sixth and Wakarusa streets.
Officers also patrol bars, restaurants and house parties looking for underage drinkers. If they find one, the person will get a
"Our ultimate goal is to influence them not to drink."
Pete Bodyk Operations officer for ABC
MIP, which carries a minimum fine of $200.
The owner can get citations for selling alcohol without a license or furnishing alcohol to a minor.
"Everyone knows we'll be there," Bodyk said. "Our ultimate goal is to influence them not to drink."
The first thing officers look for is appearance — if people look young they are more likely to be carded, Bodyk said.
Next, officers look for how a person conducts themselves. An underage drinker might be more nervous than a legal drinker.
"In a perfect world, knowing we're there would be enough," said Bodyk.
Edited by Jennifer Wellington
ACTIVITIES
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"We have trivia games where students can win prizes," Shew said. "Poetry slams where you can share your poetry — pretty much anything you would want to do."
Shew said the University would host the College Bowl, a national competition in November.
In addition to campus activities, SUA also offers tickets to out-of-town entertainment such as Worlds of Fun and the Renaissance Festival.
"It's the varsity sport of the mind," Shew said. "It's basically jeopardy on steroids. It's really hard."
Shew said any student could join SUA. Those who join have to attend only a few meetings and have a say in what activities SUA schedules, she said.
Most SUA events are free,
Shew said. She said students
could check out upcoming
events at www.suaevents.
com.
Whatever her age, Godsey said she had enjoyed her time at the University. She said she advised underaged students who couldn't stay away from the bars to try Jack Flanigans Bar and Grill, 806 W 24th St., an 18-and-over club.
- Edited by Ehren Meditz
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