... (1995). Cops in the Classroom: The Truth About DARE. Retrieved on April 9, 2003, from SIRS Researchers via SIRS Knowledge Source http://www.sirs.com Correspondence: (1997). Double DARE. Retrieved on March 29, 2003, from SIRS Researchers via SIRS Knowledge Source http://www.sirs.com DARE: (2003). Retrieved on April 10, 2003, from http://gme.grolier.com DARE: (2002). Curriculum. Retrieved on April ... (2001). Drug Program Revised. Retrieved on April 6, 2003, from http://query.nytimes.com Report Newsmagazine: (2001). Redesigning DARE. Retrieved on April 9, 2003, from SIRS Researchers via SI...

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... . Pg. 158-163 Fountain, John W. "ASH" NY Times. 20 February 2001 Gordon, Serena. "Peer Influence Top Factor in Teen Smoking". Principal Health News. Principal Health News. 12 August 2002. http://www.pricipalhealthnews.com/article/hscoutn/102652064 Guerra, Gigi. "Drugs And Alcohol: Who's Doing What". YM magazine. September 2002. Pg. 228 Guerra, Gigi. "Sobriety High". YM magazine. September 2002. Pg. 223-226 ... Directory (CD-ROM) 1996-1997 Unknown. "Smoking". Encarta 98 Desk Encyclopedia. (CD-ROM) 1996-1997 Unknown. "Teen Smoking Rates Decline: CDC". American Dental Association (ADA). ADA...

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... to a professional staff they are fortunate to have recovering volunteers that work closely with our residents to assist them in becoming acclimated to the fellowship of 12-Step Programs." (http://www.burningtreeranch.com). Most residents have failed a minimum of 7 times, sometimes as more than 20 times, at other, less restrictive facilities. Referrals into the facility originate from word of ... attend 12-Step meetings everyday, either in-house or taken by staff to meetings in surrounding communities, which affords them the opportunity to experience recovery in the real world" (http://www...

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... known as CRACK), feels it is their duty "to reduce the number of drug and alcohol related pregnancies to zero" through encouraging the sterilization of drug-addicted women and men (www.cashforbirthcontrol.com). With the history of forced sterilization on the poor and people of color still festering in their minds, it is not surprising communities of color and community activists ... 17, 2004, CRACK has successfully coerced 1181 drug-addicted people in to becoming permanently or semi-permanently sterilized through the use of Depo Provera, tubal ligation, IUD, Norplant, or Vasectomies (ww...

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... on hemp. During the 1920's and 1930's, the utilization of marijuana as a recreational drug became primarily associated with the Mexican-American immigrant workers and African-American jazz musician communities (http://www.natlnorml.org/facts/crazy.partI.shtml). The time old plant name of "Hemp" was replaced with "Marihuana" and was also referred to as "The Devil's Weed." This period of time ... numerous ailments. The cannabidiol (CB) and cannibichromine (CBD) are useful in combating the convulsive seizures of epilepsy. Cannabidiol also helps to protect brain cells during an attack of a ...

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