Second chances. There's a risk to the team, to other students, and to Austinites when you give someone a second chance. We've all made mistakes, and I'm sure we're glad others don't know about (all of) them. We appreciate mercy and grace when we've screwed up, but it's harder to know when to give it to others. If you're a hiring manager, for example, what do you overlook?
I don't have answers here. I know it's not a right hook to a girl's jaw, but taken by the wrong person, Xanax can cause problems.
Xanax:
Main side effects: drowsiness, dizziness, insomnia, memory problems, poor balance or coordination, slurred speech, trouble concentrating, and irritability.
Less common: diarrhea, sweating, headache, nausea, blurred vision, and appetite changes.
Uncommon, serious/dangerous side effects include: chest tightness; fast, racing or pounding heartbeat; seizures; vomiting of blood; out of control actions, including attack, assault, or force; lack of feeling, emotion or concern for others; suicidal thoughts; hearing loss; loss of control of the legs; etc.
Combine all that with lack of concentration due to insomnia & dizziness, plus irritability, and you have a bad mix.