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Cloyd was not one of them. The Breathalyzer tests he and Hughes took in Miami suggest a bender that would make a frat house blush. America West bars pilots from drinking 12 hours before a flight; FAA rules say eight hours. Florida's legal blood-alcohol limit is .08. After he allegedly drank much of the night of June 30 in Miami's Coconut Grove section, say police, Cloyd's blood-alcohol level was still .091 the next morning, even as he was about to pilot the 10:38 a.m. flight. Hughes' was .084. Miami airport guards...
...frat guy and very social in the traditional sense,” he says...
...Generally what you do on a Friday or Saturday night here—if you aren’t going to Palo Alto—is to go to a party and they are usually held be a sorority or a frat,” he says...
...Tufts kids all that much,” Cappy remarks unexpectedly. “They don’t do a lot to help relations with the city.” Explaining one of the sources of this grievance, Cappy says he’s been thrown out of frat parties simply because he was a “townie.” “A lot of people here that I’ve met, they don’t like Somerville people,” Cappy says. Perhaps offering an inadvertent explanation, he recalls that...
Throughout the 1990s, it was mainly frat boys who generated headlines for waking up hazed and dazed in the ER--if they woke up at all. In recent years, however, some colleges have found a new cause for concern: young women who drink as dangerously as, if not more so than, their male classmates. This development invites a raft of knotty questions. Why are today's girls and young women, who are also getting arrested more and doing more drugs, behaving more like boys in so many reckless ways? Do they simply feel freer to be themselves? Or does...