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ALCOHOL-USE AND RELATED CONSEQUENCES AMONG STUDENTS WITH VARYING LEVELS OF INVOLVEMENT IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Authors: LEICHLITER JS MEILMAN PW PRESLEY CA CASHIN JR
Citation: Js. Leichliter et al., ALCOHOL-USE AND RELATED CONSEQUENCES AMONG STUDENTS WITH VARYING LEVELS OF INVOLVEMENT IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS, Journal of American college health, 46(6), 1998, pp. 257-262
UNDERSTANDING THE 3 NATIONAL DATABASES ON COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL AND DRUG-USE
Authors: MEILMAN PW CASHIN JR MCKILLIP J PRESLEY CA
Citation: Pw. Meilman et al., UNDERSTANDING THE 3 NATIONAL DATABASES ON COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL AND DRUG-USE, Journal of American college health, 46(4), 1998, pp. 159-162
ALCOHOL-USE IN THE GREEK SYSTEM - FOLLOW THE LEADER
Authors: CASHIN JR PRESLEY CA MEILMAN PW
Citation: Jr. Cashin et al., ALCOHOL-USE IN THE GREEK SYSTEM - FOLLOW THE LEADER, Journal of studies on alcohol, 59(1), 1998, pp. 63-70
WEAPON CARRYING AND SUBSTANCE-ABUSE AMONG COLLEGE-STUDENTS
Authors: PRESLEY CA MEILMAN PW CASHIN JR
Citation: Ca. Presley et al., WEAPON CARRYING AND SUBSTANCE-ABUSE AMONG COLLEGE-STUDENTS, Journal of American college health, 46(1), 1997, pp. 3-8
AVERAGE WEEKLY ALCOHOL-CONSUMPTION - DRINKING PERCENTILES FOR AMERICAN-COLLEGE STUDENTS
Authors: MEILMAN PW PRESLEY CA CASHIN JR
Citation: Pw. Meilman et al., AVERAGE WEEKLY ALCOHOL-CONSUMPTION - DRINKING PERCENTILES FOR AMERICAN-COLLEGE STUDENTS, Journal of American college health, 45(5), 1997, pp. 201-204
THE SOBER SOCIAL-LIFE AT THE HISTORICALLY BLACK-COLLEGES
Authors: MEILMAN PW PRESLEY CA CASHIN JR
Citation: Pw. Meilman et al., THE SOBER SOCIAL-LIFE AT THE HISTORICALLY BLACK-COLLEGES, The Journal of blacks in higher education, (9), 1995, pp. 98-101
THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES OF GRADUATE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEES IN PSYCHOLOGY
Authors: LANDRUM RE JEGLUM EB CASHIN JR
Citation: Re. Landrum et al., THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES OF GRADUATE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEES IN PSYCHOLOGY, Journal of social behavior and personality, 9(2), 1994, pp. 239-248
MORE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF 3-OPTION MULTIPLE-CHOICE TESTS
Authors: LANDRUM RE CASHIN JR THEIS KS
Citation: Re. Landrum et al., MORE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF 3-OPTION MULTIPLE-CHOICE TESTS, Educational and psychological measurement, 53(3), 1993, pp. 771-778
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