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...Wisconsin’s quirkier controversial laws allows people under 21 to drink in bars as long as a parent or guardian is present. This law has a legitimate purpose—to have those under 21 who choose to drink do so safely and responsibly with a parent??s supervision—and should be considered for other states as well. In most states, children are legally allowed to drink at home under their parents’ supervision; the Wisconsin statute only extends this right to public places. These laws give parents discretion about when their children...
...he’s involved in most of the activities taking place in the JCR, walking from corner to corner to check on shoes or jackets, occasionally stopping to tell a model, “That looks really good on you.” But on the other hand, Parent??s job is also keeping people in line. “This is serious shit,” he reminds everyone. Despite the hectic mood, Parent remains optimistic. “We spent a year and a half literally starting from nothing,” he says...
...club. Kravitz’s collective exploits work towards director Phillip Andelman’s mission to delineate the parallel between drug abuse and bad relationships that is at the very core of the lyrics for “I Know.” It’s a parent??s worst nightmare—although Kravitz’s parents (Lisa Bonet and Lenny) may not necessarily be shocked. What’s shocking is the extent to which both Jay and Andelman must have tricked themselves into thinking that this kind of association...
...year undefeated. It was nice to see an especially good showing out of our two seniors this weekend, Eddie Jou and Brendan Mitchell, who finished off their careers on high notes.” In the 400 IM, Schindewolf’s second-place effort in 4:02.92, Parent??s third-place showing in 4:03.73, and Lynch’s time of 4:05.39, good enough for fourth place, helped the Crimson remain clear of the field. Gray’s victory in the 200 freestyle in a time of 1:41.49, along with McKellar?...
...Parent??s appreciation for fashion also began early, but it wasn’t before he arrived at Harvard and spent a summer abroad in Korea and Japan that his interest became something tangible...