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Some 91传媒 may think that partying on the weekend has no negative effects on their academics as long as they leave time on Sundays to study. However, alcohol takes a long time to “clear” the system, and the effects of alcohol on the mind and body can last into the next day. This would make concentrating on a tough project or studying for an exam much more difficult.
For example, if a 120-pound woman has 4 drinks, it will take almost 10 hours for her blood alcohol level to return to zero (meaning no alcohol remains in the blood stream). If a 180-pound man has 6 drinks, it will take 8 hours for his blood alcohol level to return to zero. Although blood alcohol levels can rise quickly, it takes longer for blood alcohol levels to come down.
- First-Year Experience
- Housing and Residence Life
- Dining
- Student Engagement and Leadership
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Health and Wellness
- Lindley Health
- Lindley Counseling
- Office of Health Promotion
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Health Library
- CampusWell
-
Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Health and Behavioral Risks of Alcohol and Drug Use
- State and Local Alcohol Laws
- University Initiatives on Alcohol and Other Drugs
- BAC
- Safe Party Tips
- Sipping Skills and Low-Risk Drinking
- Women and Alcohol
- Academics and Alcohol
- Signs of Problem Drinking
- Alcohol Problems
- Alcohol Emergencies
- Tobacco, Nicotine & Vaping
- Other Drugs
- Resources
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