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The Penn Stater blog reported that Joe Dado fell 15 feet to his death near a mechanical room outside Hosler building. He suffered severe head trauma. Joe Dado’s body was found by repairmen responding to a service call at about 6 p.m.
Before the public announcement of Joe Dado’s death, online posters who appeared to be students from the Penn State campus disclosed the sad result of the investigation on comment sections of news stories at sites such as the
Those postings may have been derived from campus blogs such as onwardstate.com an official Penn State student run blog which contained a running account of the investigation.
While no definitive medical findings have been made in Joe Dado’s death, onwardstate.com’s report that alcohol was a contributing factor seems likely given that Dado’s fall occurred after leaving a frat party at 3 am.
An incident that could have been a rite of passage, a later laughed-off episode of over-imbibing, a remember when and never again, instead apparently led to the death of college freshman Joe Dado. This refrain is becoming increasingly common on university campuses with many students still unaware of the dangers of overconsumption of alcohol including alcohol poisoning.
Collegedrinkingprevention.com provides college students with critical information to help them save each other’s lives. The website identifies common signs of alcohol poisoning and instructions on handling alcohol poisoning cases.
The most important message to grasp about alcohol poisoning is that it can be deadly; if in doubt, call 911 rather than risk that the person who overimbibed will recover.
Some critical signs of alcohol poisoning include mental confusion, stupor, coma, or inability to be aroused; vomiting;
Because a person with these symptoms can die, anyone recognizing these symptoms should get help before it is too late.
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Rapid drinking, such as often occurs during drinking games, is considered especially risky because the drinker can consume a fatal dose of alcohol without passing out.
The extent to which alcohol played a role in Joe Dado’s death remains to be determined. But on this sad occasion, college students might note the risks associated with drinking and learn about how they can protect one another.
Joseph Dado graduated from Greater Latrobe High School in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, in 2009.
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