Criminal Liability & California Law
Last Call So what’s your policy? You’ve read about alcohol as a drug, how its use affects those around you, and how it contributes to life on campus—a lot of information. What really matters, though, is what you decide to do. It’s your health, after all, and your safety that you’re most responsible for. And it’s your friends you’ll be dealing with as you all decide when and how to drink, if at all. It’s up to you to create a policy which makes sense for you, and works with the other parts of your life—personal, academic, and extracurricular. We hope that in reading this handbook you’ve come up with some things to think about, and some resources to use in effort to answer the question: “what’s my policy?” Cheers! On behalf of the Alcohol Advisory Board, we thank our primary writers,
Erik Wong Student Writer Class of 2003
Moses Pounds Student Writer Class of 2004
Ralph J. Castro Contributing Editor Manager, Substance Abuse Prevention Services Chair, Alcohol Advisory Board
Contributing Editor Director, Vaden Health Promotion Services ______________________________________________ For More Information Please Contact:
Ralph J. Castro Manager, Substance Abuse Prevention Services Chair, Stanford Alcohol Advisory Board Health Promotion Services Vaden Health Center, Room 222 650-723-3429 rjcastro@stanford.edu
© Stanford University Alcohol Advisory Board, 2008
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