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Heavy Drinking Colleges Show No Improvements
U.S. colleges with the biggest student drinking problems have so far failed to turn the tide, according to a new study. Read more…

The Economic Impact of Alcoholism
The purpose of this article is to summarize the statistical literature concerning the effects of alcohol consumption on earnings and employment. Read more…

How to Compartamentalize Your Life in Recovery
When everyday problems and stress tie you up in knots and threaten to derail your carefully constructed life of newly-achieved sobriety, it may help to spend a little time to sort things out. Compartmentalizing tasks, problems, even free time, can reduce the pressure you feel and make your life seem less overwhelming. In business, it’s known as time management, but compartmentalizing easily translates to any occupation or way of life that can benefit from simplification. When you compartmentalize, you separate things – tasks, issues, problems, etc. – into distinct categories, divisions or blocks. Read more…

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