Drug education seminars or suspension from the team for two athletic seasons were the consequences that one faced if their test result was positive. ... In September of 1998, The ACLU of New Jersey announced that the Ridgefield Park Board of Education agreed to abolish its random drug testing policy (ACLU, 1998). ... Drug education programs are seen as an alternative to testing. ... Education, not testing, is the answer. ... In conclusion, I believe that there are both negative and positive aspects to random student athlete drug testing. ...

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These are the prerequisites to my extension in education. ... Being a participant in this class has enlightened me in the education requirements to obtain certification. ... I can recall the buzz conversations at the conclusion of meetings urging that society recognizes the need for intervention beyond acknowledgement with fellow drug addicts. ...

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Conclusion 1. ... This way I will be using my military experience and college education to help people. ... A typical juvenile boot camp structure would include the following: discipline, physical training, vocational education, counseling, and treatment for substance and alcohol abuse. ... Also, the education and counseling they receive mainly deals with their normal education requirements plus treatment for substance and alcohol abuse, if it applies to their delinquent activity (McElroy). ...

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At any given exchange center you will find HIV and STD testing on site, HIV/AIDS education and counseling, condom distribution, Drug Rehabilitation access in addition to safe disposal of used syringes. ... Therefore, it is my conclusion that Syringe Exchange Programs are highly effective in reducing the amount of blood-borne infections that affect the IDU population and spread out to other vulnerable populations. ...

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Substance use and abuse within the workplace has decreased a lot over the years, and will continue to do so, if companies are able to continue education and prevention programs. ... In conclusion, the social issues of today are being incorporated into the workplace environment.. ...

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In conclusion, cocaine abuse only has negative effects on society, and will most likely continue to be a problem. We can only try to improve rehabilitation and education to try to lessen the problem. ...

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