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Alcohol abi
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By Lisa Taylor
StuH Writer
The Campus Alcohol Project is fighting alcohol abuse on
campus with a series of presentations to classes,
organizations and clubs.
There are three main presentations. One is an introductory
presentation that tries to disprove myths and offer alternatives
to alcohol abuse. This presentation is being used
extensively witn university 101 classes.
Responsible party planning is the theme of the second
presentation. The quantity of alcohol, food and activities that
should be planned for parties of various sizes are discussed.
The third presentation teaches students how to deal with
those who have drinking problems. The main points are
immediate intervention and follow-up help.
THE ATMOSPHERE on campus is one of the main causes
of student drinking problems, said Mimi Parrott, Dean of
Special Services and head of the alcohol project.
For example, she said, if a student has a hangover, he has
the option of skipping class, but if he were working he would
not have that opportunity.
Constant peer pressure to conform also contributes to
drinking problems, she said.
The alcohol project was formed two years ago and is
funded by the university and the Carolina Commission on
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THE DANGER of alcohol is that it affects the nervoi
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Eighty percent of USC students drink. Twenty-year studi
show that drinking patterns developed in college continue
later life.
The alcohol project also offers alcohol educate
workshops, discussion groups and support groups f
students with alcoholic parents.
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ferent counseling groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous.
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