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...dire need. When a child is suffering or suicidal, is it fair not to turn to the prescription pad in conjunction with therapy? Is it even safe? Untreated depression has a lifetime suicide rate of 15%--with still more deaths caused by related behaviors like self-medicating with alcohol and drugs. Kids with severe and untreated ADHD have been linked, according to some studies, to higher rates of substance abuse, dropping out of school and trouble with the law. Bipolar kids have a tendency to injure and kill themselves and others with uncontrolled behavior like brawling or reckless driving. They...
...read with delight that Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 is looking into setting up a task force to help prevent and reduce binge drinking on campus (News, “New Committee Will Examine Alcohol Abuse,” Oct. 16). This is an issue that the Cambridge License Commission has been involved with for over nine years, working on prevention with the business and college communities in Cambridge. We look forward to working with this task force to address the problems of binge drinking as well as the social problems that come...
...course, the gruff men and women at 5-0400 can hardly be expected to outfit the Party Shuttle with a keg, but a flask in hand will ensure that even the University’s alcohol policy won’t get in the way of a kinder, gentler, tipsier trip down Garden St.—and it will surely help get through those awful morning cores. Forget harvardparties.com: shuttletime.harvard.edu is where it?...
Rosenthal said intoxicated students are routinely subjected to toxicology tests, but that of the one to three such tests administered every week, the vast majority only test for alcohol...
...course you do, you’re a Democrat!” It was clear that this debate would not die without an interruption—so the first round of drinks were ordered. These politicians-in-training obviously didn’t need any alcohol to loosen their tongues, but we anxiously anticipated what would be unleashed when Sam Adams and José Cuervo joined the roundtable. We gave the group what we imagined to be classic IOP drinking game selections: Do, dump or marry: Margaret Thatcher, Jacques Chirac and Ariel Sharon...