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Daniels praises students for alcohol amnesty law
Associated Press May 4, 2012
Gov. Mitch Daniels says he is proud of the college students who pushed for a new law designed to encourage people to seek medical help for those who are dangerously intoxicated.
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To End Fraternity Hazing, End Boozing First
Chronicle of Higher Education April 29, 2012
Universities have spent years trying to solve the problem of hazing—putting into effect numerous regulations, training seminars, and programs to create a Maginot line. Standing alone, those practices have no real chance of achieving meaningful success. Instead, campuses should be concentrating on changes that will actually prevent hazing and other activities that result in injury and death, particularly the vast majority of incidents in which alcohol is a factor.
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Dartmouth frat gets 3-term probation for hazing
Associated Press April 25, 2012
A Dartmouth College fraternity accused of hazing has been put on probation for three terms and ordered to participate in an extensive series of educational programs.
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Students Mull Methods to Curb Alcohol Abuse
Cornell Daily Sun April 10, 2012
Continuing an effort to combat high-risk drinking, four Cornell students attended a conference at Dartmouth College this weekend in which groups from five Ivy League universities discussed the different practices they employ to mitigate dangerous behaviors.
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Is Va.’s ignition-interlock rule for first-time DUI offenders too tough?
Washington Post April 8, 2012
Virginia is set to begin enforcing the region’s toughest drunken-driving penalty, one that will require thousands of first-time DUI offenders — whether they were highly intoxicated or slightly over the limit — to install in their cars blood-alcohol testing devices that can lock the ignition.
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