University of Minnesota undergrad explains it all
University of Minnesota undergraduate Andrew Hearet writes in a lucid, logical and persuasive essay why he believes the Minneapolis City Council’s proposed Social Host Ordinance will fall short of its goals. He urges his fellow students to protest the Council while also exhorting them to take responsibility for their own wayward behavior. All in all, a balanced coherent point-of-view. It gives one hope for the future.
Social host ordinance gets it wrong. The Minnesota Daily – University of Minnesota newspaper – January 31, 2011 – Byline: Andrew Heairet
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