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JasonAller — 2008-06-29 19:12:17

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- ''2006-09-28 21:48:46'' [[nbsp]] 71%? That's pathetic. You should all be ashamed for yourself. There is nothing funnier then getting shithouse drunk with friends and doing something very dumb and childlike. You know after college you really can't do that anymore, START CRAMMING. --["SteveBlais"]	+ ''2006-09-28 21:48:46'' [[nbsp]] 71%? That's pathetic. You should all be ashamed for yourself. There is nothing funnier then getting shithouse drunk with friends and doing something very dumb and childlike. You know after college you really can't do that anymore, START CRAMMING. --["Users/SteveBlais"]
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- ''2006-10-24 17:41:18'' [[nbsp]] wwooo 0-3 amongst the people who cared to fill out the survey.... Then again I DD so I have 0 drinks... --["StevenDaubert"]	+ ''2006-10-24 17:41:18'' [[nbsp]] wwooo 0-3 amongst the people who cared to fill out the survey.... Then again I DD so I have 0 drinks... --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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BrentLaabs — 2007-07-29 22:56:13

you know what, i realized this whole thread isn't davis relevant. deleting.

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- ------ - ''2007-07-29 21:35:47'' [[nbsp]] My school used "67% of students have 0-3 drinks" for years and years. Here's why that stat was so misleading. - 1. Typical keg party - you could have six beers, but it would take you three hours to get em, thus you effectively have 3 or less in your system at all times. This is 20% of people (aka freshmen). - 2. People with rediculously low alcohol tolerances, aka Godsends to the campus booze statisticians. I know at least 4 people off the top of my head that get absolutely snockered off ONE drink. Thus, maybe 10%? of people have a tolerance so low that they never even have 3 drinks, b/c one drink wreaks havoc. - 3. Posers/people who don't like the taste/people who don't like feeling impaired. Some people act drunk even when they physically aren't. Others just have one to fit in. Arguably these people fall under the category of 'non-drinker' and shouldn't be counted. I'd say these folks are rare: 2% --["Users/davisGeek"] - 4. Potheads, etc - Let's face it, 15-25% at a party are stoned out of their mind. The drink in their hand might be bringing them back to reality. Kind of specious to include them in the sober majority - 5. The real crux of the problem. The stat is really '67% of the people surveyed.' I had a friend who worked for residential campus life and she told me the the surveys are given out around 9pm on a Friday night at the campus LIBRARY!!! Obviously a skewed sample. Squares can easily comprise the other 20-30% needed to bulk up that stat. - And of course, for stat skewing, nothing beats using the median, instead of the mean. - - Since 0-3 is the lowest category, a large number of '3s' (which is actually a borderline drinker who might just be underage or unable to score booze at parties) actually skew the analysis _downwards_ from what using the mean would do. Say your sample is 10. If you have one '0', two '2', four '3', an '6', '7', and '8' - your median is a '3' but your mean is 37/10 = 3.7 - - Since 4 drinks is being used as an artificial line, the 0-3 category is thus highly suspect. It would be much more honest to measure nondrinkers as 0-1 drink, moderate drinkers as 2-3, borderline severe as 4-5, and 6+ as severe. I think a real study would find somewhere in the 3-5 range, thus the shenanigans with the stats! - - PS, I have 2 drinks a day, but they're triples. Maybe they can just list me as _two_ people who have 0-3 drinks a day? - --["Users/davisGeek"] - ------ - ''2007-07-29 23:54:50'' [[nbsp]] I disagree with you, DavisGeek. I don't find the stats misleading -- they're telling you exactly what they sampled. They sampled a bin of 0-3, and reported the proportion of respondents that chose the '0-3' category. Also, there's nothing misleading about using the median instead of the mean. It's just a different measure of the average, along with the mode. I don't know what statistical methods your crappy school was using, but I'm pretty sure a UC school such as Davis would attempt to get a random sample and not make rounding errors as you suppose. --["Users/BrentLaabs"]

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BrentLaabs — 2007-07-29 22:54:50

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-29 23:54:50'' [[nbsp]] I disagree with you, DavisGeek. I don't find the stats misleading -- they're telling you exactly what they sampled. They sampled a bin of 0-3, and reported the proportion of respondents that chose the '0-3' category. Also, there's nothing misleading about using the median instead of the mean. It's just a different measure of the average, along with the mode. I don't know what statistical methods your crappy school was using, but I'm pretty sure a UC school such as Davis would attempt to get a random sample and not make rounding errors as you suppose. --["Users/BrentLaabs"]

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BrentLaabs — 2007-07-29 22:46:26

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- #1 Typical keg party - you could have six beers, but it would take you three hours to get em, thus you effectively have 3 or less in your system at all times. This is 20% of people (aka freshmen). - - #2 People with rediculously low alcohol tolerances, aka Godsends to the campus booze statisticians. I know at least 4 people off the top of my head that get absolutely snockered off ONE drink. Thus, maybe 10%? of people have a tolerance so low that they never even have 3 drinks, b/c one drink wreaks havoc. - - #3 Posers/people who don't like the taste/people who don't like feeling impaired. Some people act drunk even when they physically aren't. Others just have one to fit in. Arguably these people fall under the category of 'non-drinker' and shouldn't be counted. I'd say these folks are rare: 2% --["Users/davisGeek"] - ------ - ''2007-07-29 21:36:13'' [[nbsp]] #4 Potheads, etc - Let's face it, 15-25% at a party are stoned out of their mind. The drink in their hand might be bringing them back to reality. Kind of specious to include them in the sober majority - - #5 The real crux of the problem. The stat is really '67% of the people surveyed.' I had a friend who worked for residential campus life and she told me the the surveys are given out around 9pm on a Friday night at the campus LIBRARY!!! Obviously a skewed sample. Squares can easily comprise the other 20-30% needed to bulk up that stat. --["Users/davisGeek"] - ------ - ''2007-07-29 21:36:25'' [[nbsp]] And of course, for stat skewing, nothing beats using the median, instead of the mean.	+ 1. Typical keg party - you could have six beers, but it would take you three hours to get em, thus you effectively have 3 or less in your system at all times. This is 20% of people (aka freshmen). + 2. People with rediculously low alcohol tolerances, aka Godsends to the campus booze statisticians. I know at least 4 people off the top of my head that get absolutely snockered off ONE drink. Thus, maybe 10%? of people have a tolerance so low that they never even have 3 drinks, b/c one drink wreaks havoc. + 3. Posers/people who don't like the taste/people who don't like feeling impaired. Some people act drunk even when they physically aren't. Others just have one to fit in. Arguably these people fall under the category of 'non-drinker' and shouldn't be counted. I'd say these folks are rare: 2% --["Users/davisGeek"] + 4. Potheads, etc - Let's face it, 15-25% at a party are stoned out of their mind. The drink in their hand might be bringing them back to reality. Kind of specious to include them in the sober majority + 5. The real crux of the problem. The stat is really '67% of the people surveyed.' I had a friend who worked for residential campus life and she told me the the surveys are given out around 9pm on a Friday night at the campus LIBRARY!!! Obviously a skewed sample. Squares can easily comprise the other 20-30% needed to bulk up that stat. + And of course, for stat skewing, nothing beats using the median, instead of the mean.

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davisGeek — 2007-07-29 20:36:25

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-29 21:36:25'' [[nbsp]] And of course, for stat skewing, nothing beats using the median, instead of the mean. + + Since 0-3 is the lowest category, a large number of '3s' (which is actually a borderline drinker who might just be underage or unable to score booze at parties) actually skew the analysis _downwards_ from what using the mean would do. Say your sample is 10. If you have one '0', two '2', four '3', an '6', '7', and '8' - your median is a '3' but your mean is 37/10 = 3.7 + + Since 4 drinks is being used as an artificial line, the 0-3 category is thus highly suspect. It would be much more honest to measure nondrinkers as 0-1 drink, moderate drinkers as 2-3, borderline severe as 4-5, and 6+ as severe. I think a real study would find somewhere in the 3-5 range, thus the shenanigans with the stats! + + PS, I have 2 drinks a day, but they're triples. Maybe they can just list me as _two_ people who have 0-3 drinks a day? + --["Users/davisGeek"]

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davisGeek — 2007-07-29 20:36:13

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-29 21:36:13'' [[nbsp]] #4 Potheads, etc - Let's face it, 15-25% at a party are stoned out of their mind. The drink in their hand might be bringing them back to reality. Kind of specious to include them in the sober majority + + #5 The real crux of the problem. The stat is really '67% of the people surveyed.' I had a friend who worked for residential campus life and she told me the the surveys are given out around 9pm on a Friday night at the campus LIBRARY!!! Obviously a skewed sample. Squares can easily comprise the other 20-30% needed to bulk up that stat. --["Users/davisGeek"]

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davisGeek — 2007-07-29 20:35:47

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-29 21:35:47'' [[nbsp]] My school used "67% of students have 0-3 drinks" for years and years. Here's why that stat was so misleading. + #1 Typical keg party - you could have six beers, but it would take you three hours to get em, thus you effectively have 3 or less in your system at all times. This is 20% of people (aka freshmen). + + #2 People with rediculously low alcohol tolerances, aka Godsends to the campus booze statisticians. I know at least 4 people off the top of my head that get absolutely snockered off ONE drink. Thus, maybe 10%? of people have a tolerance so low that they never even have 3 drinks, b/c one drink wreaks havoc. + + #3 Posers/people who don't like the taste/people who don't like feeling impaired. Some people act drunk even when they physically aren't. Others just have one to fit in. Arguably these people fall under the category of 'non-drinker' and shouldn't be counted. I'd say these folks are rare: 2% --["Users/davisGeek"]

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StevenDaubert — 2007-05-11 23:20:55

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- ''2007-05-12 00:20:45'' [[nbsp]] Saw another person wearing a 0-3 shirt today and I asked if they though the stat was correct the said "no" --["Users/StevenDaubert"]	+ ''2007-05-12 00:20:45'' [[nbsp]] Saw another person wearing a 0-3 shirt today and I asked if they though they stat was correct the said "no" --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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StevenDaubert — 2007-04-26 01:42:24

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-26 01:42:24'' [[nbsp]] Saw a 0-3 shirt today, resisted asking the wearer if they thought the stat was true. --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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StevenDaubert — 2006-10-24 16:41:18

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SteveBlais — 2006-09-28 20:48:46

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	+ ------ + ''2006-09-28 21:48:46'' [[nbsp]] 71%? That's pathetic. You should all be ashamed for yourself. There is nothing funnier then getting shithouse drunk with friends and doing something very dumb and childlike. You know after college you really can't do that anymore, START CRAMMING. --["SteveBlais"]

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BrentLaabs — 2006-09-02 00:43:08

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- This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the ["Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program"] (CADAPP). It was facilitated by ["Health Education and Promotion"] (HEP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three ["Alcohol" drinks] when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."	+ This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the ["Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program"] (CADAPP), and facilitated by ["Health Education and Promotion"] (HEP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three ["Alcohol" drinks] when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."
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- *This is really depressing, is the college life dying? I read an article about all this in Oct 2005 ''Playboy'' called, "Earnest Goes to College".It's about the "have safe fun" attitude that all colleges are starting to employ.	+ *This is really depressing, is the college life dying? I read an article about all this in Oct 2005 ''Playboy'' called, "Earnest Goes to College". It's about the "have safe fun" attitude that all colleges are starting to employ.
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XeDty — 2006-09-01 23:50:48

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- This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the ["Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program"] (CADAPP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three ["Alcohol" drinks] when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."	+ This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the ["Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program"] (CADAPP). It was facilitated by ["Health Education and Promotion"] (HEP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three ["Alcohol" drinks] when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."

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JabberWokky — 2006-08-17 02:11:47

Both wordings (I like the second, but the first is more clear)

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- The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. That does mean, however, that 29% are engaged in a duel with their livers.	+ The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. However, this also means that over 6,000 students have more than 3 drinks when they party, meaning that you're in a pretty sizable minority when you get smashed; 29% of the student population engage in a duel with their livers.

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JosephBleckman — 2006-08-16 21:46:00

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- The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. However, this also means that over 6,000 students have more than 3 drinks when they party, meaning that you're in a pretty sizable minority when you get smashed.	+ The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. That does mean, however, that 29% are engaged in a duel with their livers.

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DanConstable — 2006-08-16 21:22:50

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- "Non-Scientific 0-3 Survey" - *So how does this average out? I suppose people who do not drink at all partially compensate for others who binge drink. I saw a guy unloading a keg while wearing one of those "0-3" shirts in front of my apartment. Good times.	+ "Comments" + *So how does this average out? I suppose people who do not drink at all partially compensate for others who binge drink. I saw a guy unloading a keg while wearing one of those "0-3" shirts in front of my apartment. Good times.

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DanConstable — 2006-08-16 21:13:30

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	+ + "Non-Scientific 0-3 Survey" + *So how does this average out? I suppose people who do not drink at all partially compensate for others who binge drink. I saw a guy unloading a keg while wearing one of those "0-3" shirts in front of my apartment. Good times.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-01-14 01:36:05

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	+ * [http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=958908&lastnode_id=1140332 Everything2.com entry on the survey]

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NathanielJarrett — 2005-09-14 10:13:50

comments recommened article but no link

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ChrisTakemura — 2005-09-14 01:11:22

noted drink estimation study.

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JasonAller — 2005-07-04 12:19:28

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JabberWokky — 2005-03-22 10:20:45

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- This[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]an[[nbsp]]alcohol[[nbsp]]awareness[[nbsp]]campaign[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]Campus[[nbsp]]Alcohol[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]Drug[[nbsp]]Abuse[[nbsp]]Prevention[[nbsp]]Program[[nbsp]](CADAPP).[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]According[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]study[[nbsp]]conducted[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Cowell Student Health Center" Cowell_Student_Health_Center][[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]2000,[[nbsp]]most[[nbsp]]Aggies[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]zero[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]three[[nbsp]]drinks[[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]"party."[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Another[[nbsp]]campaign,[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]maybe[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]same[[nbsp]]one,[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]CADAPP[[nbsp]]featured[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]slogan[[nbsp]]"Don't[[nbsp]]be[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]Dick."	+ This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."
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- The[[nbsp]]program[[nbsp]]advertises[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]71%[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]students[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]only[[nbsp]]0-3[[nbsp]]drinks[[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]party,[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]form[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]statistical[[nbsp]]peer[[nbsp]]pressure.[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]However,[[nbsp]]this[[nbsp]]also[[nbsp]]means[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]over[[nbsp]]6,000[[nbsp]]students[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]3[[nbsp]]drinks[[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]party,[[nbsp]]meaning[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]you're[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]pretty[[nbsp]]sizable[[nbsp]]minority[[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]get[[nbsp]]smashed.	+ The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. However, this also means that over 6,000 students have more than 3 drinks when they party, meaning that you're in a pretty sizable minority when you get smashed.
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- [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Useful[[nbsp]]extrapolated[[nbsp]]statistics: - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]29%[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]UC[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]students[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]["4 or more at UCD" 4_or_more_drinks][[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]party. - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]*[[nbsp]]Students[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]likely[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]underestimate[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]amount[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]drink[[nbsp]]rather[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]overestimate.	+ * Useful extrapolated statistics: + * 29% of UC Davis students have ["4 or more at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party. + * Students are more likely to underestimate the amount they drink rather than overestimate.
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- ''Background[[nbsp]]Links:'' - [[nbsp]]*[http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2003/10/03/news/088new0a.txt%3E Davis Enterprise "Party safely, UCD students are told" Party_safely,_UCD_students_are_told]	+ ''Background Links:'' + *[http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2003/10/03/news/088new0a.txt%3E Davis Enterprise "Party safely, UCD students are told"]

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RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:25:03

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- * Useful extrapolated statistics: - * 29% of UC Davis students have ["4 or more at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party. - * Students are more likely to underestimate the amount they drink rather than overestimate.	+ [[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Useful[[nbsp]]extrapolated[[nbsp]]statistics: + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]29%[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]UC[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]students[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]["4 or more at UCD" 4_or_more_drinks][[nbsp]]when[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]party. + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]*[[nbsp]]Students[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]likely[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]underestimate[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]amount[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]drink[[nbsp]]rather[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]overestimate.
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	+ + ''Background Links:'' + * [http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2003/10/03/news/088new0a.txt%3E Davis Enterprise "Party safely, UCD students are told"] +

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JamesSchwab — 2005-02-23 11:18:11

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- * Students are more likely underestimate the amount they drink rather than overestimate.	+ * Students are more likely to underestimate the amount they drink rather than overestimate.

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JaimeRaba — 2005-02-23 11:17:16

made link to a valid pagename

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- * 29% of UC Davis students have ["4+ at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party.	+ * 29% of UC Davis students have ["4 or more at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party.

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JaimeRaba — 2005-02-23 11:16:30

29% of UC Davis students have ["4+ at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party.

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	+ + * Useful extrapolated statistics: + * 29% of UC Davis students have ["4+ at UCD" 4 or more drinks] when they party. + * Students are more likely underestimate the amount they drink rather than overestimate.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-01-25 01:45:12

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- This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study conducted by the ["Covell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."	+ This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study conducted by the ["Cowell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."

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BrentLaabs — 2005-01-25 01:42:41

study info, context of 0-3

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- Alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study of theirs, most aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."	+ This is an alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study conducted by the ["Covell Student Health Center"] in 2000, most Aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick." + + The program advertises that 71% of students have only 0-3 drinks when they party, as some form of statistical peer pressure. However, this also means that over 6,000 students have more than 3 drinks when they party, meaning that you're in a pretty sizable minority when you get smashed.

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RishiTrivedi — 2005-01-25 00:57:58

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	+ Alcohol awareness campaign by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (CADAPP). According to a study of theirs, most aggies have zero to three drinks when they "party." Another campaign, or maybe the same one, by CADAPP featured the slogan "Don't be a Dick."