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Anyone who has walked through Wriston Quadrangle on a Saturday night would not be surprised that a recent Herald poll found that over three-fourths of undergraduates had consumed alcohol in the past month and that over 80 percent reported using some substance. Of the students polled, The Herald poll was conducted from Nov. A total of Brown undergraduates completed the poll, which was administered as a written questionnaire to students in the University Post Office at Faunce House and in the Sciences Library. Neither Director of Health Education Frances Mantak or Kathleen McSharry, associate dean of the College and dean for issues of chemical dependency, were fazed by these results. Mantak said the results of the Herald poll are, for the most part, consistent with data she has seen from other surveys. Mantak said she was surprised by the high prevalence of marijuana use because she has seen other research that indicated the number was closer to 25 percent, and tobacco usage was closer to 30 percent. She said the numbers may have differed because students who took the Herald poll may not have been comfortable honestly answering questions about substance use in a poll administered by their peers. She added that people are more likely to experiment with marijuana during college than when they are older. Though McSharry was also surprised by the high reported marijuana usage, she said the other reported rates of substance use met her expectations. Use of other drugs was reported less commonly among students: 2. Students, like administrators, were not surprised by the rates of drug usage found by the Herald poll. Cory McAlister '09, president of Students for Sensible Drug Policy, said he felt the numbers reflect the general population well. The University's policies on drugs are reasonable, McAlister said, and Brown relies on students using substances responsibly. The University looks out for the safety of the student before punishing substance use, and such a policy is conducive to safer drug use, McAlister said. While almost four-fifths of undergraduates polled reported using some substance, Putzer Hung '10 said while he does not use any suabstances, he doesn't have a problem with students who do, as long as they are not disruptive to others. For example, he said, students under the influence of drugs or alcohol who set off fire alarms in buildings are very disruptive. Dan Velazquez '10, another student who said he does not use substances, had a similar reaction. While he does not usually hang around people who are under the influence, Velazquez said, 'I've occasionally seen people who are intoxicated - it's awkward to me. That's probably the reason why I avoid it. Skip to Content , Navigation , or Footer. News University News Metro. Events Review. Blue Room reopens its doors to on-campus students. Underground Coffee Co. By Elysee Barakett October By Dia Nanda October Jewish student activists mark Sukkot holiday with pro-Palestine outdoor installation. By Ciara Meyer October Powered by Solutions by The State News.

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