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NPR: Price of Alcohol Influences Underage College Drinking

Underage college students are very likely to drink alcohol, and many put their health and safety at risk from binge drinking. But communities can have a significant impact by raising the price of alcohol. Read or listen to NPR's story from Sept. 8, 2014

By |September 8th, 2014|Alcohol, College students, News|0 Comments
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Young Adults Age 21+ are Key to Reducing Underage Alcohol Access

A recent study found that nearly 85% of college students of legal drinking age have provided alcohol to underage individuals, often friends or family members. The study found that legal and disciplinary consequences were likely deterrants to providing alcohol to underage users, and social norms favoring alcohol use were likely motivators. More research is needed [...]

By |September 8th, 2014|Alcohol, Literature, News|0 Comments
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