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Students urged to say goodbye to DUI

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John Charity Spring | 12:23 p.m. June 5, 2009
This event gives great hope for the future. It is wonderful to see young people recognize the dangers of driving combined with alcohol use. Hopefully, the message of these young people will counteract the message of the modern entertainment industry that excessive drinking and dangerous behavior is not only acceptable, it is desirable.

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Kearns High School student Jamie Hall displays a T-shirt at the E Center Friday encouraging high school graduates to have a DUI-free summer.

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