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References

1. National Social Norms Resource Center. Norms of Moderation and Safety: College Students and Alcohol (www.socialnorms.org).

2. Wechsler, H., et al. College alcohol use: A full or empty glass? Journal of American College Health, 1999, 47, 247-252.

3. Foss, R. D., et al. BAC's of University Students Returning Home at Night. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Alcohol, Drugs, and Traffic Safety. Barlange, Sweden. Swedish National Road Administration, 2000. Accessable at www.socialnorm.org/.

4. National Social Norms Resource Center. Norms of Moderation and Safety: College Students and Alcohol (www.socialnorms.org).

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National Social Norms Resource Center (www.socialnorms.org). This site provides many additional statistics and other useful information on college and university student drinking and drinking problems.