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Poll: Do you think alcohol should be sold at college events?
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Yes- This is great news 81.82% 9 81.82%
No- Booze Sales not needed during games 18.18% 2 18.18%
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Alcohol sales at NCAA championships approved
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RE: Alcohol sales at NCAA championships approved
Dunn was adamant that WMU would never sell alcohol at games. KB wouldn't even approach him about it, even though several wanted to. Not sure how the new Pres thinks about it.

I would love to see it. I'm not worried about students drinking at games. How many could afford an $8 beer anyway? I would love to showcase Kalamazoo area beers, though.
04-23-2018 09:26 PM
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