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Alcohol Dangers
Before drinking, think about its possible consequences (e.g., academic and health problems, unsafe sex, assault, injury, and even death). These consequences affect the person who drinks as well as other students (whether they choose to drink or not) and the community as a whole.

Prescription Medications
Dealing with prescription drugs can lead to addiction, physical impairment, death, or legal repercussions. Medications should only be taken while under the counsel of a medical professional. And some prescription medications can be extremely dangerous to "share". Read Sharing-RX (pdf)

Health Dangers of Drug Abuse and Abuse of Prescription Medication
Visit: National Institute on Drug Abuse report on Abuse of Prescription Medication
http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/topics-in-brief/prescription-drug-abuse