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| http://taniaroxborogh.com/uggsaustraliauk.html Police normally don't show up at a party armed with a video camera. But in Norman, Okla., they barged in, capturing the latest complaint of students binging on booze: turning normally quite neighborhoods into party central.With room and board costs climbing, many parents are finding it cheaper to buy homes because of their freshman as a four-year investment. The latest studies show more than 40 percent of yankee college students are at least occasional binge drinkers -- especially at off-campus parties.As CBS News Correspondent Lee Cowan reports, it is great if you're a student -- but bad an advanced neighbor."We're hearing them being referred to as a fraternity house annex, or a sorority house annex," says Jennifer Newell in the Norman Police Department.Nancy Campbell, who lives just across the street, refers to it as "Greek-Lite."She routinely finds students "passed out in their yard, lying within their flower beds, one guy was laying out around the street, around the street light pole."Critics charge campus crackdowns on drinking simply have pushed the problem into surrounding communities.A drunken riot near Iowa State University was blamed simply on overly strict drinking rules that prevented students from drinking on campus throughout an annual festival.Still, universities have justification to ban the booze.Just since school started, no less than five students in four states have ended after apparently drinking themselves right into a coma - one of the deadliest months on record. It's a sobering indisputable fact that has prompted some schools to ask that liquor licenses not be granted to neighborhoods too near a campus. But that is a fairly tempting market - as well as a market that continues to grow.At packed city council meetings all around the country, older residents are telling students to cork it."It's not nice to be awakened at 2 or 3 each morning," says one resident.Nancy Campbell and her husband Larry won't forget the night students with 12-packs under their arm stumbled within their living room, mistaking it for a party."We're in a nice neighborhood, new homes, lot of families, lots of kids," says Nancy Campbell.And many new neighbors that are sharing their college knowledge about people who didn't sign up for a hangover at home.
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