Alcohol Education: What do you want to see in a presentation?

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Alcohol Education: What do you want to see in a presentation?

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06-06-2005, 11:32 PM

AGDee

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Join Date: Aug 2003

Location: Michigan

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I was wondering about the beer goggles and drunk driving simulators as a method of alcohol education. Do those make an impact on collegians?

How much has the "don't drink and drive" campaign led to binge drinking? Is the attitude "as long as I'm not driving, I'm fine" and having designated drivers harmful to the overall attitude about drinking too much? We (society) spend so much time on the "don't drink and drive" issue that I think we miss out on the "don't drink til your dead" issue.

Dee

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