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    Binge Drinking: Alcohol and Violence

    A Deadly Combination

    • Alcohol can quickly change a person's feelings and lower judgment and self-control, even after one drink.
    • A person can suddenly become angry and violent, depressed and quiet, or happy and loving.
    • FIGHTING, MURDER, RAPE, and SUICIDE increase with alcohol consumption.
    67% of College Students DON'T Binge Drink!

    What Can You Do About It?

    • Your Best choice is not to drink at all in situations that could become violent.
    • Limit yourself to no more than one drink per hour.
    • If people around you in a group or at a party begin to argue or act angry and violent, leave.
    • Don't be alone with someone in a sexual situation.
    • Don't carry weapons or be with someone who does.
    • Don't drink to cover up painful feelings. Talk to someone you trust instead.
    72% of College Students Have NOT Missed a Class Due to Drinking

    Page updated: December 21, 2007
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