Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It’s tough to be a college kid today. Thatfe why we’ve developed Binge Beer.® At Binge, we understand that sometimes you just need five or six drinks the night before that big test. And there’s nothing quite like a couple of quarts of liquid courage before going out to make new friends. We understand what it’s like. Who says falling off a balcony is such a bad thing? And what’s an occasional riot? Or even a little assault between friends? Thousands of college students across the country have already discovered Binge. And this year, thousands more will try it. Don’t think that’s a good idea? Neitherdowe, but we need your help in convincing our students of the dangers. Talk to pour kids about binge drinking, or visit our vebsite at www.nasulgc.org/bingedrink. Excessive alcohol consumption plays a major role in poor academic performance, college drop-out rates, and student health problems. A one~ni&ht binge can change a life. This message brought to you by the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) “ N 1 rv. * * * T Y n F Und tbe Kellogg Commission on the Future of State and Land-Grant Universities, with support from The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, SOUTH("AROLINA Barnes & Noble, Inc., and 113 college and university presidents. PhiliDE Piisih/iini /wp Un™!,,?,SBnjl(B0Bb'SCfi Banr,,^^aly',altt01 Cab*“n,a. Santa Bathara R.R.C.SiB(BWBBit/lJniw(iitEi)l Csiifwmi. Santa Cibj Richard C.dthlnaeii/Univeitity at California stephenLWeheitSanOiegn Stale Unnareitp dthertc ratea/Calcrada State llniaaratia .ssjzassyI Charles M. Vest/Massachusetts Institute of Technoloev Lee C. flollineer/Universitv of Michiean M. Peter McPherson/Mirhioan fvtatp iiniuprcitv Piirtit i Tnmnkinc/uirKinan T<u>Knninnic««i 11 n a.. : vo.li i n_- . .... University Divtd Scott /University of Massachusetts Amherst Manuel T. Picheco/Uniyersity of Missouri System Richard L Wallace/University of Missouri-Columbia lohn T. Park/University of Missouri-Rolla Michael Malone/Montana State University George M Dennison/University of Montana L Dennis Smith/Universitv of Nebraska hm r . a "l'e , Joseph N. Cro^ey/Universityof Nevada, Reno loan R. Leitzel/University of New Hampshire Francis L. Lawrence/Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Karen R, Hitchcock/University a. Albany, StateUnive"ewZVoi,BD,lr«^^ i „ . l i"1 « e, „ ^ of New York Shirle''stn,m Kenny/University at Stony Brook. State University of New York James H. Woodward/University of North Carolina at Charlotte William 0. McCoy/University of North Carolina at Chapel HHI Patricia A Sullivan/Un,wrsitem Nnrth rTroMn^ a^rTn ^ U ^ Joseph A Chapman/North Dakota State University Charles E. Kupchella/Umversity of North Dakota Luis M. Proenza/University of Akron Robert Glidden/Ohio University Sidney A Ribeau/Bowling Green State UniversiW A S^infaKiTJ. ™ T * °’Nortk Carol'na * Gr“"sb°ra Carol A Cartwright/Kent State University Claire A. Van Ummersen/Cleveland State University James C. Gar, and/MiamTuniversity JamesE..gan/Ok, ahomaSta, e Un^^^ ^ U"i,Wi,lr Peter J. Uacouras/Temple University Mark A.Nordenberg/Umversity of Pittsburgh George V. Hillyer/Umversity of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Robert L Carothers/University of Rhode Island Constantine W Curris/Clemson University John M Pahas/Universitv of South Carolina pCnrrtnn ruintt/^ thT?? I P' "^vania Joseph E. Johnson/Umversity of tajiM.1 Snyder/University of Tennessee, Knoxville Ray M. Bowen/Texas A&M University Alfred F. Hurley/Umversity of North Texas Arthur A Smith/University of Houston and University of Houston ££T25E? £££?£, mSSS Paul E. TorgersenWirginuTech John T. Casteen Ill/University of Virginia Eugene F* Tranl/Virgima Commonwealth University Samuel H. Smltb/Washington State University Richard L McCormlck/University ofWashington Hazo W Carter Jr /WestViVginia State ColegT ^