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A drug bust at Penn State University related to cocaine has raised concerns about drug use in college settings. Despite this, studies suggest that alcohol remains the primary risk factor for students across many campuses.
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A drug bust at Penn State University related to cocaine has raised concerns about drug use in college settings. Despite this, studies suggest that alcohol remains the primary risk factor for students across many campuses.
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Penn State bust put focus on cocaine but on most campuses the big risk is alcohol
Penn State Drug Bust Highlights Cocaine Use, Alcohol Remains Major Concern on Campuses