West Virginia Looks to Use Scholarships as Leverage Against Drinkers

January 23, 2008 RSS Feed Print

West Virginia's state Senate is considering a bill that would strip state financial aid from students who received two or more alcohol-related citations, the Daily Athenaeum reports. And if you're rich enough that you don't need scholarships, feel free to toast your good fortune.

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West Virginia Looks to Use Scholarships as Leverage Against Drinkers

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