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Forum for the week of June 5, 2002

The Pitt police insist on a zero-tolerance alcohol policy, but Carnegie Mellon University’s… The Pitt police insist on a zero-tolerance alcohol policy, but Carnegie Mellon University’s police have criticized such an approach, saying that the policy could discourage underage students from seeking medical attention when they need it. What have your experiences been? What do you think is a good policy on underage drinking?

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