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Grades by the Glass by Heather McQuiller Got a bad test grade this week? Having a drink for consolation may not be the wisest thing to do. A recent survey shows students with D or F grade point averages drink a lot more than those with A or B averages. A correlation exists between grade point average and alcohol consumption, according to a survey of 56,361 students. Administered from 1989 to 1991 at 78 colleges, the study examined the relationship between GPA and the number of drinks consumed each week. Grade Drinks/Week A 3.45 B 4.95 C 6.77 D/F 10.87 By survey standards, Nick Palihnich, a U. of Vermont junior, should have failed long ago. But Palihnich has a 3.2 GPA and says he consumes about 24 drinks a week. "I think that college students drink a lot more than this survey says they do, but they're still able to maintain a relatively good GPA." That may be, but Stacey Reynolds, acting executive director of the American Council for Drug Education, says the statistics are on target. "There is a lot of truth in that their grades suffer if they are drinking a lot." a.) Create a Two- or Three-Step Recommendation argument for the thesis that college students should drink less.Two-Step Recommendation P1 X/Y (Correlation) d P2 X - Y (Cause) P3 Y is good/desirable/important. P4 The other bad consequences of X do not outweigh the good of Y. C I/He/She/They/We should do X. Three-Step Recommendation P1 -X/ -Y d C1'-X - -Y P2 X - Y (Cause) P3 Y is good/desirable/important. P4 The other bad consequences of X do not outweigh the good of Y. C I/He/She/They/We should do X