As a student here at Rutgers, I have realized that students are not offered clean and sober fun on the weekends. ... Students have no clean fun; therefore encouraging students to drink alcohol, party, and go out on the weekends. ... Students will be less likely to partake in such activities if they have other fun choices that the RU Sober Program will provide. ... The plan is to provide weekly activities that will give access for students to attend fun places at minimal to no costs. ... This Program will encourage students to have fun and have a productive social life without the influence of ...

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This beer is frequently portrayed in the program and is clearly visible when the characters are having fun and enjoying themselves. This affiliation with fun and euphoria depicted in the series is an unrealistic view of alcohol use and is a dangerous ploy undertaken by CUB to increase drinking amongst young Australians. ... Strickland's (1982) survey of 7000 current drinkers found within the ages of 17-21, with respect to advertising, that it was not the number one cause of alcohol abuse (p.674). Strickland concluded that while he believed alcohol advertising was instrumental in de...

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