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Cambridge University paying students 'up to £100' to babysit drunk undergraduates
Students at Cambridge University are being offered cash to look after their drunken fellow undergraduates. St John's College will pay students who look after their fellow colleagues who drink too much at May Balls and other nights out. Those who need to be looked after will be fined to fund the new scheme, which has been set up by the college and Junior Common Room. Anyone who signs up to take part in the scheme will be given training by the college nurse. These students will then be on call for certain nights during May Week and other big nights at the university. Read More...
Students at Cambridge University are being offered cash to look after their drunken fellow undergraduates. St John's College will pay students who look after their fellow colleagues who drink too much at May Balls and other nights out. Those who need to be looked after will be fined to fund the new scheme, which has been set up by the college and Junior Common Room. Anyone who signs up to take part in the scheme will be given training by the college nurse. These students will then be on call for certain nights during May Week and other big nights at the university. Read More...
