10.

 At least 80% of college students who had unwanted sex were under
  the influence of alcohol. (Core Institute, University of Southern Illinois, 1995)

9.

 Men are more likely than women to assume that a woman who drinks alcohol on a date is a willing sex partner. 40% of men who think this way also believe it is acceptable to force sex on an intoxicated woman. (Journal of American College Health, 1991)

8.

 47% of college women in Virginia who were raped believe they were unable to effectively resist as a result of their own alcohol use. (State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, 1995)

7.

 Alcohol use can contribute to an atmosphere where anything goes, including rape by individuals or groups of men.

6.

 Alcohol impairs judgment and lowers inhibitions, making some people more likely to force sex on an unwilling partner.

5.

 Alcohol slows reflexes and can impair the victim's ability to recognize
  a potentially dangerous situation.

4.

 Under the influence of alcohol, men are more likely to interpret a   woman's smile, laughter, clothes, or body language as evidence that
 she wants to have sex.

3.

 Alcohol use at the time of the attack was found to be one of the four strongest predictors of a college woman being raped. (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology)

2.

 Sexual assault is a crime of violence: Alcohol never justifies violent, criminal behavior. Intoxication can never be used a a defense for someone who commits a sexual assault.

                           The Choice is Yours

      Prevention is the key to reducing the risk of alcohol-related sexual assault.
                 If a sexual assault does occur, it is never the victim's fault.
              No one asks to be sexually assaulted, even when intoxicated.