1. ProCon - This is a site laying out the Pros as well as the Cons of lowering the drinking age to 18, Pros outweighing the Cons. It provides the reader with statistics as well as a background and videos to prove its arguments.
2. Ruth C. Engs - This article written by Professor Ruth C. Engs of Indiana University where she discusses how responsible drinking could be taught through role modeling and educational programs.
3. CBS News - "We'd find a party where we know there's underage drinking. We would seal the house. Surround the house with officers and we would write every single underage person coming out of that house. We wrote hundreds and hundreds of tickets those years. All we did is we pushed it further underground." Mark Beckner's, the chief of police in Boulder, Colorado, view on the ineffectiveness of the drinking age of 21.
4. Online Petition - This is an online petition started by College Students sent to all College Students and advocates for lowering the drinking age.
5. Daily Sundial - Why must young adults be persecuted for trying to enjoy themselves after an excruciating week of studying and working? This is the main argument of this article from the Daily Sundial.
6. World Drinking Ages - This is a site that lays out all the drinking ages across the world in a chart and continues to explain the lowering of the drinking ages.
7. Los Angeles Times - What we're doing now to prevent underage drinking isn't working. This article from the Los Angeles times examines why it's time to try something else.
8. Back to 18? - This article discusses how John McCardell Jr., the former president of Middlebury College in Vermont, recently (in 2007) started the organization Choose Responsibility, which advocates moving the drinking age back to 18.
9. National Youth Rights Association - The National Youth Rights Association strongly supports lowering the drinking age and has created this website for the use of all like-minded individuals. This site also includes plenty of tools to confront and beat the Youth Prohibitionist movement.
10. The Daily Princetonian - This is an article from the Princeton Newspaper arguing that instead of trying to stop underage drinking as a problem solver of alcohol abuse, we should start listening to the reasoning behind the abuse.
