UNC student’s opinion on ‘blackout drinking’ makes New York Times

By Liz Schlemmer

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This Carolina Conscious cup is just way of reminding people to treat one another with respect, especially when it comes to sex. There are many groups on campus that try to prevent sexual assault. Photo by Steph Beckett/Carolina Connection) — Carolina Conscious is a UNC initiative that reminds people to treat one another with respect, especially when it comes to sex. One UNC student’s opinion column about “blackout drinking” just appeared in the New York Times. (Steph Beckett/Carolina Connection)

UNC Communications major Ashton Carrick wrote an opinion piece that was published in The New York Times this week. Carrick is surprised by something she’s seen in college culture: drinking for the sake of blacking out. And she thinks she knows the motivation.

UNC student’s opinion on ‘blackout drinking’ makes New York Times

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