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Got
pot?
Marijuana
No. 1 drug used on TCU campus
Weed
is readily accessible and prevalent on TCU’s campus,
a survey shows.
Authorities
say marijuana is the most common illegal drug used at
TCU and a survey of students says it is also the most
accessible.
In a survey of 700 TCU students conducted every two years,
marijuana was the most frequently reported illegal drug
used in the past 30 days at the time of the survey at
11.2 percent. Also in the 2002 survey, amphetamines followed
at 2.4 percent and designer drugs, such as Ecstasy, at
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Sarah
Chacko/Photo Editor
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| No
matter how you toke it, it’s still illegal
to smoke it. Surveys show that some students aren’t
just hitting the books. |
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Speaking
of ...
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Raveen
Bhasin/Staff Photographer
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| Director
of Community Service Robin Williamson thanks Estrus
Tucker, president and CEO of Liberation Community
Inc., for delivering the keynote address at the
Celebration of Community Service Tuesday night. |
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Grade
A fix?
Students
who use Adderrall to study taking risk
Illegal
use of Adderall and Ritalin should be among main concerns
for universities. |
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