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At Baruch, student life is very important. For many of Baruch’s students, it is a commuter school. Many may think that being a commuter school. Baruch’s student life hardly exists. This is far from the truth we have over 140 … Continue reading →

Teenagers drink alcohol, and it seems that there aren’t too many things a parent can do about it. Though it is important to educate the younger population on the repercussions  of over indulging in alcohol, and of operating vehicles while … Continue reading →

An Evangelist college, Moody Bible Institute, for many years has forbidden its “faculty members, staff and students” from drinking alcohol. However, it has recently lifted this ban from applying to the first two groups. Some see this lift as a … Continue reading →

Health has always been the big concern that relate to alcohol abuse. What most students wrongly think is that drinking doesn’t harm their bodies because they are still young, but those hidden effects will gradually hit them. Dr. Ritchie of … Continue reading →

Every university has never stopped to lower the numbers of alcohol abuse, but most of their methods were not effective. What Michael Haines, the coordinator of Northern Illinois University’s Health Enhancement Services, found out after attending a conference on alcohol … Continue reading →

College is seen to most people as a world filled with independence. This new-found freedom can be interpreted in many ways. In some colleges, this freedom is used to party: to drink and do drugs. To assume that such behavior … Continue reading →

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/28/science/young-drivers-and-alcohol-a-deadly-mix.html?_r=0   In this country, many people are pushing for the legal blood alcohol limit to be lowered because many are now being found to go over the limit more frequently. Drivers under the age of 26 cause the most … Continue reading →