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Posters related to Alcohol Topics

Thanks to the efforts of my class in Nutrition during the spring of 2007, below are research posters on many aspects of drinking alcohol - the physiology, the psychology, the policy, the costs and benefits to our lives, campus, and environment. You can use To search click here Link above to do keyword searches of the posters. Thanks to the Dean's Office and Security for cosponsoring these efforts. -Roc Ordman

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1. How Alcohol Affects Our Minds X X X
2. Alcohol Poisoning - Save your Friends X X X
3. Alcohol Policy in comparison with other colleges X X X
4. Binges and Blackouts X X X
5. Bipolar Medications and Alcohol X X X
6. Date Rape Happens X X X

7. Depression and alcohol

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8. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder X X X

9. Freshman Drinking at Beloit College

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10. Benefits of Red Wine

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11. How Alcohol Affects the Reproductive System X X X

12. Who You Meet When Too Drunk to Remember

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13. What is one drink?

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14. Who Is Likely to Become an Alcoholic

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15.  Why alcohol causes hangovers

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Health Risks of Drinking

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Drinking Patterns of Men and Women

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Waste Generation From Alcohol Consumption

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Metabolic Basis for Religious Restrictions of Alcohol

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