While not encouraging binge drinking, if you choose to partake, I have compiled a list of tips to keep you healthy, happy, and safe.
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A greater police presence is one of the measures which is being practiced in an effort to avoid a repeat of the criminal incidents of the Panda Game street party this past fall.
Before condemning underaged students’ actions, the SFUO should think about the “consequences” of its own.
Should the drinking age in Ontario be lowered to 18, or should it remain the same as it is now?
While seeing the world is a dream for many of us, every now and then you hit some bumps in the road and it turns into a nightmare.
“The drinking age here is 18, which means that their Frosh Week can include more alcohol infused events and the majority of first years are allowed to indulge.”
Students are expressing their disappointment after University of New Brunswick associate vice-president academic Shirley Cleave sent an email out to students to say that, because of the risks associated with pub tours and the student union’s inability to insure the events, that they will no longer be allowed.
It’s best to prepare yourself with some healthier options in order to keep yourself in better shape this semester.
Last week the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) in the United States released a statement advising the 3.3 million women who are sexually active and not on birth control that they should stop drinking entirely due to the risks it poses to a potential fetus. This is a policy based on hypotheticals—being pregnant, that the …
Looking to get your drink on this reading week? Fulcrum Opinions editor David Campion-Smith tells you how to do exactly that.
To experience these five Ottawa restaurants in their truest form, you need to be drunk. Like, reeeeallly drunk.
People shouldn’t refrain from exploring new alcoholic beverages simply because of the colour of a label.
A drunken love triangle during the time of prohibition takes stage at U of O.
We take inspiration from The Dude for this week’s Highballs with Hawleywood, the Black and White Russian.
This brandy-based cocktail is truly deserving of its classic title.
In the same way the pre-game rituals can be necessary for the mental spirit of athletes, sports traditions translate into a necessary component of a city’s culture.
