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Jun 17 2009, Jeremy Taylor

Filed under: Women, Booze, Happy Hour Hero Our happy hour fact to amaze your drinking buddies with. A study of self-reported drink-spiking victims admitted to an Australian hospital found that none of them actually had their drink spiked with a drug. Nin

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In this undated photo from Middlebury College, shows John McCardell, the former Middlebury College president. McCardell has been trying with limited success to prompt a national discussion about drinking age laws.