When I arrived at Dartmouth College in 1997, my attitude towards alcohol was that it was that it was a delicious and dangerous treat that, when obtained, needed to be ingested quickly in case someone tried to take it away.
In her book "Why Not Me?", Mindy Kaling reflects on her college experience at Dartmouth College, revealing her complex relationship with alcohol. She viewed it as both enticing and potentially harmful, considering it a delightful indulgence that should be consumed quickly. This perspective highlights the pressures and social dynamics surrounding drinking culture on college campuses.
Kaling's candid portrayal of her attitude towards alcohol serves as a reminder of the youthful exuberance many experience while navigating newfound freedoms. Her admission also underscores the importance of understanding the implications and risks associated with alcohol, particularly in a college environment where peer influence can be significant.
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