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Downside to D-Day change

The drinking culture surrounding Dandelion Day has escalated to unsafe levels in recent years. In an effort to disassociate the day from alcohol, the administration has launched a plan to increase the budget for activities while moving the celebrations from the Saturday before the final week of classes to the preceding Friday. This break from tradition is part of a well-intentioned attempt to limit the dangers of drinking. However, these adjustments are unlikely to change attitudes about... [More]

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