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A Comparison of Drinking Behaviors of Students in Greek Organizations and Students Active in a Campus Volunteer Organization
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Diana Pace
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April 2, 2002
The drinking habits of students who are members of Greek organizations and a student volunteer organization were compared using the Core Survey, a survey developed by the Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention (1999) and administered widely to students in higher education. Three hundred and twenty-one students from a midwestern university participated in the study. Results indicated that Greeks drink more than volunteering students. However, there were no significant differences between Greeks and volunteers on certain specific negative side effects of drinking.
Published Online: 2002-4-2
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