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Report: Binge drinking reaches dangerous lows during college breaks
Above: Popular college taverns such as University of Wisconsin hotspot McGruder’s Pub (above) struggle to stay in business during college breaks, when binge drinking suffers a significant reduction.
Los Angeles, Calif. – According to a recent 20-college study conducted by researchers at UCLA, binge drinking, which is universally acknowledged as the most serious problem plaguing college campuses, can reach dangerous lows during college breaks. “While class is in session, as much forty-four percent of
as the college
population engages regularly in binge drinking, which pretty much everyone agrees is a big number,” said Tomas Walters, lead researcher on the two-year study. “But during Christmas or spring breaks, or during the summer, there are considerably less people on campus. So even if, say, seventy or eighty percent of the remaining youths are routinely consuming toxic amounts of alcohol in proportionately small timeframes, that’s still a very, very small amount of binge drinking going on.”
Results of the study show that a
college such as UCLA, with an annual enrollment of approximately 36,000, may have as few as 50 to 60 students actively binge drinking during scheduled breaks in course schedules. “Tere are always a few diehards who
UCLA may have as few as 50 to 60 students actively binge drinking during scheduled breaks in course schedules.
don’t have jobs or anything better to do than remain on campus during breaks and continue to binge drink,” said Walters. “Te good news here is that oſten these stragglers will binge
drink on an
even more regular basis because of their general lack of other commitments such as attending class or studying.”
see BINGE page 83
Above: Te October cover of Living magazine. Tis special prison docrating issue features Stewart demonstrating methods for beautifying your prison cell.
Martha Stewart unveils new line of prison cell housewares
New York, N.Y. – Inspired by the escalating severity of her insider trading allegations, celebrated lifestyle guru Martha Stewart unveiled Tursday a new line of prison cell furnishings designed to compliment the living arrangements of incarcerated yet discerning homemakers. “Te Martha Stewart Big House Living
“In overseeing the design of these products, I kept in mind what kinds of
furnishings I would want to use if I were incarcerated,” said Stewart.
line will bring to the American penal system that warm touch of home and essence of finer living for which Living’s products are renown,” said Stewart during a speech that opened the media event. “In overseeing the design
of these products, I kept in mind what kinds of furnishings I would want to
see PRISON page 83
Casey Anthony Fantasy Camp gives participants chance to legally murder someone
Orlando, Fla. – Hoping to capitalize on the overwhelming interest surrounding the trial and subsequent acquittal of Casey Anthony this summer, fantasy baseball camp mogul Randy Hundley announced Monday the opening of the Casey Anthony Fantasy
Camp, a
Many participants especially enjoy providing police investigators with false
Accountant’s pencil, personality dull
purchasable retreat package during which participants are allowed to simulate the experience of brutally murdering a defenseless person without legal repercussion. “In the same manner that few ever
information and playing out a series of carefully constructed lies until cornered.
realize their childhood aspirations such as playing Major League Baseball, the Casey Anthony Fantasy Camp affords anyone the opportunity to spend a week living their dream – the only difference being that instead of playing side-by- side with Hall of Fame ballplayers in legendary stadiums, one gets
to sidestep
the death penalty aſter experiencing the twisted thrill of snuffing out an innocent see FANTASY page 84
Right: Anthony enjoying the real-life experience now replicated at the Casey Anthony Fantasy Camp.
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