Hookah Bar Ads?
If a student newspaper has restrictions on advertising tobacco or smoking products, what do you do with a hookah bar? Is that the same thing or something totally different?
I must admit, I’ve never entered a hookah bar. I don’t know what they’re all about. I just wonder how they fit into the equation and what student newspapers are doing about ads from places like hookah bars.
Does the need for increased ad revenue in tough economic times outweigh the moral standards the paper would like to uphold? Does the economy make it necessary for student papers to review and maybe change old advertising regulations to help increase revenue, regarding things like alcohol and tobacco? Reality is these companies are often getting rich off the money from students on your campus; why not get some money from those wealthy companies?

One Response
I have not ever been into a Hookah bar either, however I strongly feel like advertisment policies should be revisited. Some things need to be revisited because times have changed.
Advertisments bring in the most source of income.
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