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...senior year also has a major liability: its being one’s last year of college and thus one’s last real year of socially acceptable immaturity. Seen in this light, all of the advantages of senior year are double-edged. Being able to drink legally means the state thinks you’re an adult; the disdain for first-years is tinged with envy for their lack of cynicism; those business suits will need to be worn to interviews somewhere. The single bedroom prefigures adult isolation: gone is the forced, riotous intimacy we enjoyed...
Toddlers who toss and turn at night are twice as likely to become teens who smoke, drink or do drugs, according to a 10-year study of 257 boys. That does not mean Junior's sleep problems doom him to a life of addiction, but researchers believe that the two conditions may share some neurobiological factors. --By David Bjerklie
...latest episode of “Sex and the City” or “The Simpsons.” Some may hop on the T to catch dinner in the North End or watch a musical in Boston. Perhaps the wilder ones wander to the Quad to drink and dance the night away. But, to the impressionable prefrosh, I would just like to say: Remember that whatever it is you choose to do, there will be many others here who want to share in the fun with...
Although none of the officers themselves consume alcohol, they say that they are accepting of those who do. “We are not exclusive. People who drink are welcome to come,” Finkel says...
...example of this interpretive tradition, he cited the decision of Talmudic scholar Johanan ben Zakkai to end the practice of requiring women accused of adultery to drink “bitter waters” in order to determine their guilt because it did not apply in a contemporary social context...