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Published: 11/4/10

Cops: Man in Breathalyzer Costume Fails Breathalyzer

By  Ben Muessig - AOL News
Cops: Man in Breathalyzer Costume Fails Breathalyzer

(Nov. 4) -- It's said that you should never judge a man by his clothes. But when a man is dressed like a giant Breathalyzer, it's hard to do otherwise. Police in Lincoln, Neb., say that early Monday they pulled over a suspected drunken driver who was wearing a Halloween costume modeled after the blood alcohol tests often administered to suspected drunken drivers. According to JournalStar.com, Matthew Nieveen, 19, was hit with second-offense charges of driving under the influence and being a minor in possession of alcohol -- as well as violations for negligent driving and an open container -- ...

Published: 03/17/10

Cigarettes and Drinking: The Age-Old Campus Connection

By  Rachel Leavitt - Politics Daily
Cigarettes and Drinking: The Age-Old Campus Connection

It's easy to dismiss as just a phase the drinks and smokes you have while 19 and "having fun." But according to a University of Arizona associate anthropology professor, Dr. Mimi Nichter, the detrimental habits that develop throughout college are alarmingly capable of turning into lasting problems, especially when the habits reinforce each other. Dr. Nichter and her colleagues wanted to "unpack" the issue of tobacco use in association with alcohol because, as she said, "It's only when you start to understand why people do something and how they talk about it that you can begin to address ...

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Published: 01/8/10

Everclear Alcohol Incident at Drake University May Lead to Ban in Iowa

By  Amy Lynn Wanek - Politics Daily
Everclear Alcohol Incident at Drake University May Lead to Ban in Iowa

What started as a typical Saturday night for a Drake University student turned into a life-threatening nightmare when he drank so much of a potent liquor called Everclear that his blood-alcohol content hit .50, six times the legal limit of .08. Nathan Erickson, a freshman pledge of Drake University's Phi Delta Theta fraternity, spent the evening of Nov. 7, 2009, drinking 151-proof Everclear at an unofficial frat house referred to as "The Carter." Early Sunday he was found passed out on the couch by Alexander Timm, a Phi Delta Theta resident, who was returning home from a night of bartending. ...

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Published: 10/9/09

Massachusetts School Plans Breath Tests to Combat Underage Drinking

By  David Sessions - Politics Daily
Massachusetts School Plans Breath Tests to Combat Underage Drinking

A high school in Foxborough, Mass., plans to institute Breathalyzer tests to combat underage drinking, which education officials say is occurring both in and after school. The Boston Globe reported Friday that if members of the School Committee formally endorse the measure on Oct. 19, Foxborough will become the first school in Massachusetts to test for in-school drinking. The tests would not be conducted at random or given to everyone, but would be administered if alcohol use is suspected. A positive result will result in removal from school and a five-day suspension. School officials ...

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Published: 08/27/09

Beer Maker's New 'Fan Cans' Ale College Officials

By  Joshua Chaney - Politics Daily
Beer Maker's New 'Fan Cans' Ale College Officials

If you have consumed alcohol in your lifetime (which I'm sure you haven't unless you're of legal age, right?) and are a rambunctiously loyal student or faithful alum of a school with athletic prowess, you might be excited to learn that Bud Light is going to look a lot more, dare I say, "cooler" soon. ...

Published: 06/10/07

Two Georgia Players Arrested: It's Alcohol, Again

By  Andy Katzer - AOL News
Two Georgia Players Arrested: It's Alcohol, Again

Georgia coach Mark Richt must be banging his head against a wall today.Reserve Georgia quarterback Blake Barnes and tight end James Henry "Tripp" Chandler were arrested early Sunday morning, the former for open container and furnishing alcohol to a minor, the latter for open container and underage possession. The two were booked a little after 6:00 A.M. according to the Clarke County jail report.Apparently the dismissal of UGA linebacker Akeem Hebron wasn't enough to convince fellow Bulldogs to be more careful with their boozing. Hebron was suspended for two semesters after his second underage ...

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