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Breathalyzers in High School--Now There's a Thought...

By Total DUI

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An article published last October in USA Today recounts the increasingly common sight of breathalyzers administered at high schools social functions such as sports events and dances. High school administrators have found the small breath test devices to be a cheap and publicly-visible way to deter students from trying to attend social events drunk or with alcohol. Peer pressure, the shame of testing positive in front of friends, is touted as a motivating factor behind the effectiveness of the portable breathalyzer.

Full post as published by The DUI Blog on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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