Campuses selling alcohol--Profit of Problem?

大学之间相互竞争， 社区改善校园体育和艺术设施， 他们的文化环境，吸引专业艺人到校园 场地吸引受欢迎的艺人取决于规模和 设施的质量和可以提供的财政担保， 启动子任何娱乐活动的收入都有很大一部分来自 销售酒的钱此外，全国艺人图尔斯巡回演出的推广者 一般都与酒类经销商签订合同， 他们的产品可以在哪里销售将被安排。因此，干燥的校园 他们面临着巨大的压力，要求他们修改政策，允许酒类销售 参加校园活动这项研究评估了学生饮酒的影响， 决定由博伊西州立大学，一个历史上干 校园，允许销售酒精在校园亭时，承包 与外部娱乐活动。该研究评估了 酒精销售在大学活动中得到了很好的控制， 竞争性的非校园活动它还衡量了在多大程度上， 校园活动中的酒精改变了学生的整体酒精消费量， 事件的夜晚。最后，该研究试图确定这是否 校园酒精政策的变化增加了学生饮酒的数量和频率， 饮酒和由此产生的酒精相关问题相比， 波特兰州立大学的无水校园。

Universities are competing among themselves and within their communities to improve their campus athletic and arts facilities and to enrich their cultural environments by attracting professional entertainers to campus venues. Attracting popular entertainers is dependent on both the size and quality of the facility and the financial guarantee that can be provided to the promoter. A significant amount of the revenue of any entertainment event comes from the sale of alcohol. Further, the national promoters of entertainer tours generally have contracts with alcoholic distributors requiring that only venues where their product can be sold will be scheduled. Consequently, dry campuses are under considerable pressure to modify their policies to allow alcohol sales at campus events. This study evaluates the impact on student drinking of a decision by the administration of Boise State University, a historically dry campus, to allow the sale of alcohol in the campus pavilion when contracting with outside entertainment events. The study evaluates the extent to which alcohol sales are well controlled at the university events in comparison to competing, noncampus events. It also measures the extent to which sales of alcohol at campus events change the overall student alcohol consumption on the nights of the events. Finally, the study attempts to determine whether this change in campus alcohol policy increases the quantity and frequency of student drinking and the resulting alcohol-related problems in comparison to a sister dry campus at Portland State University.