Neither do we, but we need your help in convincing our students of the dangers. The pitch is directed at parents of high school students - rather than those in college today. Colleges join forces Graham Spanier is president of Pennsylvania State University in University Park. To be sure, Penn State and other schools involved in the campaign are supplementing that message with campus-based media campaigns and expanded social activities. Yet some observers warn of pitfalls the campaign could face.
Students echo that feeling.
A lot of students are already pretty educated about alcohol. You'd have to be pretty naive to think consuming large amounts of alcohol is not bad for you. They know, but they do it anyway. It is based on his research showing kids don't approve of cheating in sports. Also slated for release soon are anticheating ads, aimed at junior high and high school students.