Two out of three students tested on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights were found to have a .00 alcohol concentration in their blood. The campaign would use posters, placards, stickers and small financial rewards to display the study's results on campus. That element, he said, is missing from UNC-CH's campaign. The message that we should take from the study and push to students, says Haines, is not that students don't drink, because that message is not believable nor is it true. Haines pointed out that the national average is that students drink an average of one night a week.
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