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No Thought of a Problem: 'We All Just Get Wasted'
By Staff Reporters of the Sun
Corey Dozier, a sophomore at the New School, says his friends consider him a "late bloomer": He didn't start getting drunk until he was 17.
By his 20th birthday party, he had become a pro.
For Mr. Dozier and his friends, weekends start early on...
'Being Very Drunk' Is Tried by More Students in City
By GABRIELLE BIRKNER
High school students in New York City have some of the world's greatest cultural attractions in their back yard. But they often spend their weekend nights acting like stereotypical students at a college surrounded by cornfields, tossing back drink...
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Youth Drinking Is Stirring Calls to Action
By BRADLEY HOPE
Several recent studies are showing new trends in alcohol use among youths that are convincing some officials to consider a wider campaign to stop underage drinking.
Of those youths that already drink, many are drinking greater amounts of alcohol more...
Early Drinking's Special Health Risks
By SARAH GARLAND
High school drinking parties and college beer pong tournaments could have effects on young people that last much longer than a headache the next day, researchers are learning.
A discovery that the brain continues to develop until early adulthood has...
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