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| September 8, 2008 |
ABC News
Do You Drink Too Much?
Reagan Wetherill, graduate student researcher in Kim Fromme's "Sahara Lab", makes an appearance in an ABC News video that explores the phenomenon of student binge drinking. |
| August 27, 2008 |
USA Today
Students mark 21st birthdays with 'extreme' drinking binges
"College students today celebrate 21st birthdays with an average of 12 drinks for men and nine for women, finds the most in-depth picture yet of the consequences of extreme partying. The University of Texas-Austin research found 78% of students cited ill effects, including hangovers (54%). Of 44% who had blackouts, 22% found out later they had sex, and 22% got in a fight or argument. And 39% didn't know how they got home." |
| November 23, 2007 |
The Houston Chronicle
In college, big game comes with bigger risk
Study finds football days rate high for alcohol consumption, and resulting dangers |
| May 17, 2004 |
The Oprah Winfrey Show
Moms Who Drink Too Much
To learn more about women's social drinking patterns, the Oprah Winfrey show visited the SAHARA Lab in the Department of Psychology on the University of Texas campus. Nine stay-at-home moms participated in a "happy hour" in which they had free access to their preferred alcoholic beverages in the simulated bar of the SAHARA Lab. Graduate students Marc Kruse, Amee Patel, and Reagan Wetherill served as bartenders while Dr. Fromme provided her observations about the women's drinking. Breathalyzer and behavioral tests indicated a greater degree of impairment than the women expected. This segment was part of a larger show on Women and Alcohol that aired April 19, 2004. |
| April
15, 2003 |
Health
On The Net Foundation
Ah
Yes, I Remember It Well
Drinkers who black out have more memory problems.. |
| Sept
10, 2003 |
University
of Texas Home Page
Researcher
receives $3.2 million grant
Study will track alcohol use, associated behavioral risks of college
students. |
| Sept
11, 2003 |
Austin
American Statesman
UT Freshman drinking habits to get a hard
look
Researchers are trying to understand what influences drinking, related
behaviors. |
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