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Getting Wasted: Why College Students Drink Too Much and Party So Hard

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by Thomas Vander Ven


  Syrett, Nicholas, 10–11

  Tailgate parties, 26–27, 45

  Texas A & M University, 157

  Text messages, 74, 143–144

  “Texts from the Last Night” (website), 74

  THC (The Hangover Cure), 129

  Thoits, Peggy, 83

  Thomas, W. I., 165

  Time magazine, 129

  Transformations, 54–56

  Treatment and prevention programs. See Prevention and treatment programs

  Two-year instututions, 16

  UCLA, 157

  UCLA Cooperative Institutional Research Program, 183

  The Ultimate Tailgater’s Handbook (Linn), 26–27

  Underage drinking, 3, 37–38, 71, 81, 157, 170

  ease of obtaining alcohol, 39

  getting caught, 95–96.

  See also Drinking age

  Universities and colleges: attempts to reduce problem drinking, 3–4, 157, 173–175

  brief history of drinking at, 8–13

  diversity of student population, 16–17

  drinking behavior penalized by, 95, 170

  hands off approach, 12

  policy on sexual consent, 58–59

  as synonymous with drinking, 23–24

  University of California-Santa Barbara, 13

  University of Central Florida, 159

  University of Florida, 13

  University of Georgia, 13

  University of Houston, 33

  University of Idaho, ix

  University of Iowa, 9

  University of Maryland, 27

  University of Mississippi, 13

  University of New Hampshire, 178

  University of Rhode Island, 13

  University of Texas, 13

  University of Washington, 175

  University of Wisconsin, 13

  Valdez, Avelardo, 33

  Vassar College, 9, 10

  Violence, 54

  Vomiting, 88–94, 169–170

  holding of hair during, 93, 169

  puke and rally, 89

  War stories, 6, 103, 134, 168

  Water intake, hangover reduction and, 130, 166

  Wechsler, Henry, 4–5, 13–15, 18, 26, 93, 95–96, 104, 106, 154

  Weigert, Andrew, 53

  Weight/body image, 139–141

  Weinberg, Martin, 89, 142

  Wellesley College, 9, 85

  Wesleyan College, 9

  West, Kanye, 194n8

  West Virginia University, 13

  White students, 14, 59

  Williams, Colin, 89, 142

  Women: alcohol as currency approach to, 36

  binge drinking definition for, 4

  CAS findings on drinking in, 14

  drunksickness rules for, 90

  drunk support and, 92, 171

  historical perspective on college drinking, 9–10;

  increase of in student population, 16

  pregaming and, 40–41

  prevention/treatment effectiveness in, 174

  restrictions on drinking in, 38–39

  shame in, 145–146

  weight/body image concerns in, 140–141.

  See also Rape

  Sexual victimization Wuethrich, Bernice, 4–5, 14, 26, 93, 95–96, 104, 106, 154

  Yale University, 9

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  THOMAS VANDER VEN is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Ohio University and author of Working Mothers and Juvenile Delinquency.

 

 

 


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