Carpool to Introduce Babysitting Service for Under-21 Friends
Last weekend, Carpool announced plans to implement a new babysitting service for under-21 college students to fight underage drinking. Education students seeking practice in classroom management will run the program in the Methodist Student Center parking lot.
Carpool was founded to provide sober, judgment-free rides around the Bryan-College Station area. Now, they are expanding their services to make going to Northgate a safer and more inclusive experience for those who cannot join their older, legal friends.
“Instead of seeing minors hanging out around bar entrances, we thought giving them a place to go after being separated from their friend group would be beneficial.” Carpool chair, Natasha Moore said.
To prevent any potential underage drinking while under supervision, Carpool will provide sparkling grape juice to create the illusion of a normal night out.
“I’m thankful to have a place to drop off my Little,” Audreigh Lane, a Delta Gamma senior, said.“I can finally have a night out without feeling resentful that she can’t afford a fake ID.”
According to Carpool’s website, the service will begin immediately to “support the freshmen left to loiter outside the entrance of Paddock and stare longingly at their friends sharing a fishbowl.”
— Sharts & Rec
One day, Sharts and Rec was getting ready to go and get his pump on in the Student Rec Center. As any self-respecting, muscle-bound man would, he slammed a 64 ounce protein shake in the parking lot before he went to hit legs. At minute 37 of his workout, tragedy struck. Sharts and Rec was maxing out his squat when he felt a rumble deep in his large intestine. The protein shake was back with a vengeance. Choosing to trust his colonic muscle control, Sharts and Rec descended. In what could only be described as a peal of thunder, Sharts and Rec pooped his Gym Shark shorts, etching himself into the annals of the Rec weight room history.