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October 26, 2008
Journal-Sentinel takes on Wisconsin's alcohol culture
Posted by Gary Storck
Sunday, October 26, 2008
On my recent trip to California, I noticed a striking difference in the types of businesses located near the UC-Berkeley campus versus the UW campus here in Madison. While there are numerous bars adjacent to the UW campus, the situation in Berkeley is quite different. The Berkeley campus, unlike the UW, is not surrounded by taverns.
Now, following in footsteps of Gannet Media Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has begun a five part series on Wisconsin's culture of alcohol abuse.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wasted in Wisconsin* Drinking deeply ingrained in Wisconsin's culture click here
* Most OWI felons avoid prison click here
* One drunken driver’s tab: $365,000 click here
* Grass roots feed Tavern League’s political clout click here
* Alcohol and death collide on Highway 41 click here
Posted by Gary at October 26, 2008 09:52 AM
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