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Since 2005, 335 institutions of higher education — including Arizona State, Ohio State, Texas Tech, and the Universities of Florida, Minnesota, and Nebraska — and 13 athletic conferences have endorsed the Campaign for Alcohol-Free Sports TV’s “College Commitment” pledge to work toward eliminating beer advertising during televised college sports. Presidents from 15 of the 21 NCAA-member colleges and universities in Maryland advocate removing those ads, including the University of Maryland Baltimore County, Johns Hopkins University, and Mount St. Mary’s University. We can’t understand why administrators at the 6 schools listed below can’t join their colleagues.

Please take a moment to send a quick message to administrators at Bowie State University, Loyola College, The University of Maryland at College Park, Towson University, The U.S. Naval Academy and Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College), urging them to support the Campaign for Alcohol-Free Sports TV’s “College Commitment” pledge to remove beer ads from college sports telecasts.

Thank you in advance for helping to make Maryland the first “all-college” state in the country to reject alcohol ads in college sports telecasts. Getting support from all Maryland colleges will help to move the national Campaign forward. Also, please help by passing this alert along to family, friends, and colleagues.

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