of "Ladies' Nights" at bars and taverns has been challenged by a New York lawyer who argues that the practice of offering drinks free or at a reduced price violates the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution. Regardless of the outcome of Roy Den Hollander's lawsuit, there are important reasons why men and women should not be considered equal when it comes to alcohol consumption.
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appears to be gathering momentum as the Big 10 Network, a multi-million dollar venture of Fox Cable Network has announced it will not accept alcohol advertising for football, basketball, hockey and other college games. Nearly one in four NCAA schools have now signed a commitment to ban alcohol ads for college and university sporting events. Read More....

breathalyzer tests have taken the guesswork out of determining whether a person may be driving under the influence of alcohol, this procedure is now increasingly being used to test underage drinkers. However, a federal judge has now ruled that such tests can no longer be given without a warrant. Read More....

go hand in hand and researchers at the University of Missouri have found how this influences decision making in other areas. Read More....