Definitely not, and it bothers me when articles like this say things like:

Anyone living in the past decade could have told you that as common knowledge. Anyway, my experience with withdrawal was when I would only get headaches on Saturday and Sunday, but they would disappear as soon as Monday rolled around. Figuring it wasn't that I just loved work and wanted to get back into the office, my solution was to drink less coffee at work.

And to get a coffee machine for Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Do companies like Google or Red-Hat offer scholarships to big name schools in return for a few years of work after college?

You might see this from places that don't get tons of resumes on a daily basis. Google does have some scholarships (I know of at least the Anita Borg scholarship, but that only applies to women I believe), but I doubt highly that any of them come with job offers attached. For something like that you might need to look at government agencies, which I know sometimes have scholarships that pay for school but require work after graduation.