The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 30, 1997, Page 3, Image 3

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By Josh Funk
Assignment Reporter
One student “died” and two were
“critically injured” in a demonstra
tion of the consequences of drunken
driving Wednesday.
A crowd of students surrounded
the mangled wreckage of a Pontiac
Sunfire outside Andrews Hall to
watch as firefighters used the jaws of
life to extract the “victims” from the
car.
One of the victims, thrown from
the car during the wreck, was dead
before help could arrive.
The other two victims were care
fully loaded onto backboards and into
the back of an ambulance.
The mock car wreck was spon
sored by the staffs of Cather and
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Neihardt Residence Halls to discour
age drunken driving.
“We tried to bring attention to the
drunk-driving problem,” said Ana
Campos, Neihardt residence director.
“It happens too often.”
After the demonstration, law
enforcement officials tried to bring
the scene home to students.
“This can happen to you,”
University Police Sgt. Larry
Kalkowski said.
Designated drivers can help pre
vent accidents, Kalkowski said.
“You have to take an active role to
stop these accidents,” Kalkowski
said. “Take the keys away and don’t
let your friend drive drunk.”
Organizers of the event were
pleased with the demonstration.
“I hope we got the point across
not to drink and drive,” Campos said.
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or what?
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