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Methodi.si: College New^>aper WWW.smalltalkmc.com 'ay*tta-vills, Sstabiishad 1961 VoluiTte 44, Issue 4 Alcohol Awareness Week kicks off HANNAH HAMER Photo Editor Methodist College students don’t drink as much as one might think. According to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alco holism, a recent survey showed that more than 44,000 college students drink little to no alcohol weekly. Why do students assume drink ing is so popular? Traditionally, col lege is pictured on movie screens as a four-year party. Everyone is beautiful and alcohol doesn’t ruin scholastic, athletic or social lives. be a matter of life and death. When drinking becomes an everyday oc- curance it can be like playing Russian roulette. College campus es nationwide are trying to bust this myth during Na tional Collegiate Alcohol Aware ness Week. Many college students are unaware of the negative ef fects alcohol can have on their school and social lives, or how they engage in drinking activities. One of Methodist College’s Area Coordinator, Chrysy Nelson, This is a myth, alcohol can many times they risk their life when is heading up our National Alcohol 19th Hole makes campus debut WILL MONTOYA Staff Writer The 19"' Hole celebrated its Re-grand opening with music and giveaways last Thursday. Whether you go after 18 holes of golf or after a long day of classes or practice, the 19* Hole at Meth odist College is not just for golfers, but a place to go for your late night food cravings. The 19* Hole also offers a late night scene where stu dents can come to socialize and eat wings or pizza. No cash is required; students’ cards or Monarch Dollars are accepted. The 19'^ Hole is located at Chris’s House and is open Thursday through Saturday nights fi-om 9 to 11 After coming in from the rain, students sit and listen to a soulful presen tation of music by Amanda G a r r i - gues. Photo by Will Montoya Awareness Week. She plans on pass- cont. on page 3 See ALCOHOL Calendar BaTiuiiCt If isklk Center .j.ns. EdiKrafton Departmerst Brcakfa'-r -Alunmi Dmtng; Rtw>m lOrO'f 3.m. Caf:SlK>^- Jc N-fixjnwalk BehiadCbrkHdl 11 ;30 a.m. p.m. Saturday night is “date night,” with free popcorn and a movie; however, no date is required. There Photo by Will Montoya are plans to hold card tournaments and showcase performers at the 19* cont. on page 4 See I9TH HOLE p.itr
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