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...both disciplinary and academic cases where the Board believes (and the standard response suggests) that the student needs to be separated from the College in order to address and resolve his or her difficulties.” Some just do poorly in a few classes, or get too drunk, too destructively, too many times. For others, though, the college-mandated need to take time off comes as a desperately needed respite...
...appeared drunk and incapable on TV, broke the hearts of many a woman who thought she could tame him, was jailed for head-butting a policeman who dared to breathalyze him. Yet somehow, he was forgiven by anyone who saw him play. I count myself lucky to have been among them. It is sad that he has gone. Yet somehow the idea of an old George Best never seemed right. He was born to play soccer, and probably, because of those demons, born to die too soon...
...HSPH researchers said the AMOD program differs significantly from other policies aimed at reducing drunk driving...
Three researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) found that schools that fully implemented the “A Matter of Degree” (AMOD) approach prevented drunk driving more effectively than institutions that used traditional alcohol policies that focus on educating individuals...
...lecturer, said that his long-running College Alcohol Study, which spawned AMOD, has not found any evidence that such programs are effective by themselves. Instead, Wechsler’s study showed that a combination of policies that limit access to and consumption of alcohol better curb binge drinking and drunk driving on campuses...