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1976 PERISCOPE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE YEARBOOK Marijuana:
$100.00

Excellent condition or better.

Came across this college yearbook, has a article.

Beer, booze, pot, speed;

students get \'high\' on life. Shows a dude smoking weed, (pic 6) here is part of the article.

three days

It was a rough week

of tests, not much sleep, love life on

the downswing, and if your roommate

said one more thing . .

You needed an escape from the

four green walls of dormland; to relax

enough to think or just to sleep; to get

your mind on more pleasant ideas; to

have fun . . .

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Drinking was the common

denominator at UWEC; 93 per cent of

the student population drank this

year, according to the student value

study Richard Boyum, campus psy-

chologist, conducted in the fall with a

stratified random sample of 431

students. Fifty-three percent of those

students indicated they enjoyed

drinking; 20 percent disagreed.

\"Drinking is more of a fun escape

where you can go ahead and get row-

dy,\" Ray (all student names

pseudonyms) said.

Why do you drink?

\"God, that\'s a good question,\"

Nancy said. “A lot of people who

can\'t talk use it as an excuse. A lot of

kids do it because it\'s the big college

thing to do. If you\'re not studying,

you go down to The Street just for

something to do. I go out to drink to

have a good time, to laugh and. .

don\'t know. . .to play foosball. . .\"

\"Spend a buck for a party and

it\'s your whole night\". . . \"it\'s THE

social activity. Until you get a little

bit older you tend to be a jellyfish and

just flop along.\"

are

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Nationálly 44

sity students drink, according to the

National Committee on Marijuana

and Drug Abuse.

\"When you\'re down on The

Street you never really have to face

anything. You can let your energies

out I guess.\" Ray said.

Not everyone accepted the

Water Street syndrome. Dave and

Sarah (who both drink) discussed the

phenomenon:

Dave: \"The success is that peo-

ple want to meet other people. They

find out fast that even if you meet

them, you don\'t really know them.\"

Sarah: \"You get drunk, and

you\'re not aware it\'s such a dull time.

One time in 10 you have fun, and

that\'s enough reinforcement to go

again.\"

When is alcohol a problem?

National statistics claim one of

every

10 people who starts drinking

becomes an alcoholic.

-Seven percent of the University

survey respondents said they had a

drinking problem; 45 percent said at

least one of their friends did!

-One third of the pregnancy cases

which came to the UWEC counseling

center this year were alcohol induced,

Boyum said.

-The counseling center treated 20 to

25 people came in for help about

drinking. Some of these were people

who drank a half of a fifth of liquor a

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700 to 1,000 UWEC students

alcoholics or potential alcoholics.

began to feel better immediately. . .

is only an extension of an alcohol

permeated society. Look at the adver-

tension was relieved. The University

tisements, the television, \"adult\"

-Using local and national averages,

juana and Drug Abuse recommended

in 1972 that the ban on private use of

Smoking marijuana is also a

social phenomenon, according to

those interviewed. When they started

\"it was the thing to do, you could go

was

whisk

One and a half ounces and It\'s expected behavior. If you

haven\'t been drunk, you have to have

a reason you don\'t do it, Sarah ex-

plained.

Besides alcohol, we used other

drugs to change the way we feel.

Marijuana, barbiturates and

amphetamines were the most com-

mon this year at UWEC.

Marijuana: acapulco gold,

jamaican, columbian, wisco weed.

Twenty six million people in the

US have experimented with mari-

juana; 420,700 were arrested in 1973.

The National Commission on Mari-

marijuana be lifted.

social phenomenon, according

out and get 5 -----------

of school once. \"Alcohol may be

really bad for your body, but it

doesn\'t mess up your mind as much

as marijuana. . . If you smoke alone

you start imagining things and

assembling ideas in weird ways. . .

it\'s like part of your brain is

heightened. I\'m more concerned

about what people think of me (when

I\'m high). . .I\'m very insecure after

I smoke too much.\"

Dave, Sarah and Bob said mari-

juana was losing popularity on cam-

this

pus

year. It was too common; it

was moving into the high school and

junior high school; it was a passing

thing.

Speed and other amphetamines

were becoming more popular, the

same group said. \"Speed is just

something to get your body going.

You don\'t get any freaky sensations,

but you can be up for 48 hours

without knowing it.\" John said.

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Students speed to study and to

diet. Only 20 percent of the students

in the University survey admitted to

having tried speed. Twelve percent

said they used it two to ten times.

\"I think I\'ve discovered through

trial and error that you can speed and

study, but if you\'re not still the

exam, you\'ll forget

everything,\" Ray said.

Speed was good to start studying

with, Bob agreed, but it was difficult

to learn. It\'s as if your mind was a fil-

ing cabinet and you filed things in

weird places while you were speeding.

Ten percent of UWEC students

used hallucinogens, according to

Boyum\'s survey. One percent of those

surveyed used hard drugs oc-

casionally; two percent used them up

to ten times.

Ten percent of the students said

they\'d tried barbiturates.

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