Alcohol and Drugs

Displaying 351 - 400 of 1213 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
351	The grades are posted; MADD disappointed in Iowa drunk driving prevention grade Northern Iowan 96:27, p.5	12/07/1999	Iowa was given a B- grade for the state's efforts to curb drunk driving. National score was C+.
352	Tattletale colleges cause controversy among students across the nation Northern Iowan 96:19, p.4	11/02/1999	With amendment to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, many colleges will report students' alcohol or drug violations, plagiarism attempts, and other policy violations to parents.
353	Drugs, religion and Jesse Ventura Northern Iowan 96:15, p.7	10/19/1999	Column praises Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura for fresh ideas and candor.
354	Acquaintance rape drugs cause concern on college campuses Northern Iowan 96:12, p.3	10/08/1999	Article examines the dangers of date rape or acquaintance rape drugs and the laws against their use; offers strategies for preventing date rape and advice on getting help if a sexual assault occurs.
355	Max the Money Man encourages safe drinking Northern Iowan 96:10, p.4	10/01/1999	4Max campaign encourages moderation and responsibility in drinking rather than abstinence and provides opportunities for participants to win cash prizes.
356	Stackhouse found guilty in drug case Northern Iowan 96:10, p.14	10/01/1999	UNI basketball player Sean Stackhouse was convicted of felony drug charges on Wednesday; sentencing is scheduled for December 1, 1999.
357	New University of Northern Iowa program teaches actual facts about campus drinking Public Relations News Release 1999:52, p.1	09/21/1999	UNI's Substance Abuse Services launched 4Max, a campaign designed to correct student misperceptions about drinking on campus and, in turn, to reduce binge drinking and underage drinking.
358	Underage alcohol laws face changes in Iowa Northern Iowan 96:5, p.1	09/14/1999	Recent changes in Iowa law may affect students who drink alcohol; photo.
359	Students live alcohol-free Public Relations News Release 1999:24, p.1	08/30/1999	Lyn Redington will discuss the new substance-free floors in two UNI residence halls.
360	UNI residence halls introduce new housing concepts Campus News Network 10:2, p.1	08/30/1999	Rider and Campbell Halls have designated substance-free houses (floors) which prohibit illegal drugs, alcohol and nicotine; two houses in Bender Hall are now open to both men and women.
361	A proactive approach to cutting down on campus drinking Public Relations News Release 1999:19, p.1	08/23/1999	WRC Nightlife program extends WRC hours and provides food, refreshments, and special events in an attempt to reduce alcohol abuse; another approach is working with bar owners to reduce promotions that encourage heavy drinking.
362	Who is responsible? Northern Iowan 95:59, p.4	07/09/1999	Editorial questions who is really responsible for smoking and alcohol-related illnesses.
363	Drug and alcohol arrests increase at colleges and universities Public Relations News Release 1998:409, p.1	06/07/1999	Dave Zarifis will discuss UNI's latest crime statistics and the way they are handling drug and alcohol problems on campus.
364	Some thoughts as another year draws to an end Northern Iowan 95:55, p.7	04/30/1999	Staff lists things they would like to see happen and things they are thankful took place this year.
365	UNI's National Alcohol Screening Day marks first Northern Iowan 95:48, p.4	04/06/1999	Results of individual alcohol surveys will be reviewed with a mental health professional April 8 in the Union.
366	Legalize drugs, at least to save the music industry Northern Iowan 95:48, p.7	04/06/1999	Legalization of drugs would cut down on overdoses and save Aerosmith.
367	National Alcohol Screening Day Campus News Network 9:16, p.3	04/05/1999	Screening will be held April 8 in the Union and is confidential.
368	Survey concluded 'beer is simply more fun to drink than water' Northern Iowan 95:47, p.7	04/02/1999	95.7% of UNI students believe beer is more fun to drink than water.
369	National Alcohol Screening Day Public Relations News Release 1998:316, p.1	04/01/1999	UNI will participate in National Alcohol Screening Day.
370	UNI to participate in first-ever National Alcohol Screening Day Public Relations News Release 1998:312, p.1	03/31/1999	UNI will participate in the National Alcohol Screening Day on Thursday, April 8.
371	Hot shots: a dangerous game Northern Iowan 95:46, p.1	03/30/1999	At least three people on campus have received facial burns from trying to consume "Hot Shots", an alcoholic drink set on fire and served in a shot glass; photo.
372	Be careful what little voices you listen to Northern Iowan 95:46, p.6	03/30/1999	People can get into trouble listening to their "Silly Voice" about alcohol and drugs.
373	Evolution of College Hill Northern Iowan 95:45, p.12	03/26/1999	Business atmosphere and customers have changed on the Hill over the years; photo.
374	Public Safety ends another safe year Northern Iowan 95:43, p.1	03/09/1999	No reported sexual assaults, increase in OWI and drug violations, parking permit changes, and Web page are some of the events marking 1998; several goals have been set for 1999.
375	Calling all of those in need of a free beer Northern Iowan 95:43, p.7	03/09/1999	Columnist offers free beer to readers who will drive to New Orleans.
376	'OWI Idiot' just doesn't get it Northern Iowan 95:37, p.10	02/16/1999	Staff member comments on Tanya Foxhoven's series of columns on her experiences with being charged with OWI; Foxhoven should take responsibility for her own decision to drink and drive.
377	Confessions of an OWI Idiot, Take II (Part 2) Northern Iowan 95:34, p.6	02/05/1999	Columnist continues describing her experience staying in the county jail.
378	SADD: Back to fight drunk driving Northern Iowan 95:34, p.9	02/05/1999	Students Against Drunk Driving organization was re-established this year after a three-year absence from campus.
379	The Counseling Center at the University of Northern Iowa will hold psycho-educational workshops during the spring semester Public Relations News Release 1998:237, p.1	02/02/1999	Presenters will include Nichole Flint, Vicky Knapp, Amy Ratchford, Rachel Denhart, Marie Garlie, Lila Stevens, Amy Christensen, Kim Wilkin, Rhonda Corell, and Jennifer Sacora.
380	Getting busted for drinking on campus can lead to help Public Relations News Release 1998:230, p.1	01/28/1999	Dave Zarifis talks about the penalties for alcohol related offenses on campus.
381	Groups on campus should set an example for our bickering Congress Northern Iowan 95:31, p.6	01/26/1999	Groups on campus are just as volatile as the Democrats and Republicans in Congress and alcohol is the solution.
382	Confessions of an OWI Idiot, Take II Northern Iowan 95:30, p.6	01/22/1999	Columnist describes the beginning of her forty-eight hour stay in jail.
383	Enjoy the New Year's Eve revelry safely Public Relations News Release 1998:199, p.1	12/24/1998	Julie Thompson urges safe drinking for New Year's celebrations.
384	Drunk Driving Month Northern Iowan 95:28, p.5	12/11/1998	Activities are scheduled on campus for National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month in December.
385	Celebrate safely this holiday season Public Relations News Release 1998:184, p.1	12/10/1998	Julie Thompson discusses how to have a safe holiday party season.
386	Alcohol often factor in violence against women Public Relations News Release 1998:174, p.1	12/07/1998	Martin Schwartz, professor of sociology at Ohio University, discusses alcohol and the effect it has on violence against women. Schwartz recently presented a program at UNI.
387	Award-winning author warns of dangers of alcohol and sex Northern Iowan 95:26, p.1	12/04/1998	Earl Alexander spoke on campus about the dangers of alcohol abuse and unprotected sex; photo.
388	UNI to establish substance-free floors in several residence halls Public Relations News Release 1998:160, p.1	11/19/1998	Lyn Redington discusses the addition of two substance-free residence halls at UNI.
389	Rider goes dry for weekend; may be substance free next year Northern Iowan 95:22, p.1	11/13/1998	Many substance free activities are scheduled this weekend in Rider Hall; Hall may go substance free next year.
390	Meth equals death Northern Iowan 95:21, p.5	11/10/1998	Editorial cautions students against using methamphetamines to lose weight or stay awake.
391	Dorms to offer coed, substance free houses; 11th and 12th floor Bender the first to go coed Northern Iowan 95:18, p.1	10/30/1998	Top two floors of Bender Hall will be co-ed next year and Rider and Campbell Hall will offer substance free houses; photo.
392	Hitching free rides for safety Northern Iowan 95:16, p.11	10/23/1998	Broosters now offers rides home to patrons through the "Last Call Free Ride Program"; photo.
393	AA Northern Iowan 95:15, p.3	10/20/1998	Will meet.
394	Illegitimate fines; Spur for rise in gun sales? Northern Iowan 95:13, p.5	10/13/1998	Columnist comments on paying tickets and politicians working for curbing under-age drinking.
395	Hill residents attempting to spoil students' parties Northern Iowan 95:12, p.1	10/09/1998	Parties on the Hill disturb local residents; steps are being taken to discourage under-aged drinkers; photo.
396	Kirkwood student dies from apparent overdose Northern Iowan 95:12, p.4	10/09/1998	Kirkwood Community College Freshman Brian Danford died from heroin overdose Tuesday morning.
397	Confessions of an OWI idiot Northern Iowan 95:12, p.6	10/09/1998	Columnist comments on the outcome of being arrested last April for driving while intoxicated.
398	Grassley launches anti-drug campaign Northern Iowan 95:2, p.5	09/01/1998	Charles Grassley and Waterloo Mayor John Rooff introduced a cooperative effort, "Face it Together", to curb drug use in Iowa; photo.
399	Staying healthy in the summer heat Public Relations News Release 1997:384, p.1	06/18/1998	Director of University Health Services at UNI, Lewis Harden, warns against the combination of summer heat and alcohol.
400	The Stein forced to comply with city Northern Iowan 94:56, p.1	06/12/1998	Cedar Falls City Council denied the Stein's request to renew its liquor license because of past violations; photo.