A Commercial Pilot A American Fraternity s Party On Campus

Jill and Mary are 18 years old and recently began their first semester at college. They both have their private pilot’s license and are aviation students at their university. Since being a commercial pilot is a vital and serious occupation, any legal troubles could potentially ruin an aspiring pilot’s careers. Knowing this, one weekend Jill and Mary decided they wanted to go to a popular fraternity’s party on campus. Prior to going over to the house, the two girls a drank a substantial amount alcohol and become highly intoxicated and Jill brought more alcohol to the fraternity to drink later. The girls arrived at the house about 9:30pm and Jill began drinking again while Mary decided to stop drinking. At approximately 11:15pm, Jill became†¦show more content†¦The highest end, happiness, would be securing Jill’s health by ensuring that she treated properly by medical professionals. Mary truly believes that she is trying to be the best individual an d friend she can be. 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