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...community issues raised by heavy drinking have led to the development of certain benchmarks that are indicative of larger problems. One such benchmark is that of binge drinking, which we define as five drinks in a row for men and four in a row for women--the "5/4" measure. This is not to say that every student who drinks at or above this level has a serious drinking problem and is in need of medical treatment. Instead, the reason we use this definition is that when we analyze the data--responses from more than 45,000 students over ten years...
Coming out of the timeout, Roger Williams received a point off a long jump serve by Kowell and, after a Harvard tally, notched five points in a row to take a 17-16 lead. From there, no more than one point separated the teams until Harvard reeled off three consecutive scores to move ahead, 24-21, forcing another Roger Williams timeout...
Last night, for the third Beanpot Tournament in a row, Botterill scored in sudden-death overtime to propel the No. 6 Crimson (16-7-0, 15-3-0 ECAC) over No. 9 Northeastern (13-11-1, 10-7-1) to win the prestigious crown...
...losing two in a row is bigger than you think," Prasse-Freeman said, "because last year we let one loss become two losses become three losses and by the time we looked around we were down. There's two ways you can use a loss-- one way is to use it beneficially...
...family, was "Junior," and therein lies a bullet dodged, early evidence of Bush's famous good luck. It was the absence of a "Herbert" that permitted Bush to escape the curse of juniorhood, that terrible first act of hostility that certain men commit against their own sons, that row of hoops set up in the nursery for he who would follow. (Attention, newborn: Be me, or fall short--it's up to you.) For the congenitally modest elder Bush, naming a child in honor of himself may have proved too much, so he pulled up one name shy, an early...