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hellip; "Increased use of marijuana and other illicit drugs at US colleges in the 1990s: results of three national surveys.... I am studying marijuana abuse by university students in the US.... The purpose of the study is to find out the causes and effects in order to help the affected students cope up with their lives and provide awareness to those students who are at risk....
"Prevalence of marijuana use disorders in the United States: 1991-1992 and 2001-2002....
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hellip; Studies indicate that American school officials work with different students, parents, and faculties under extremely difficult situations.... Despite working in such a difficult environment, they are expected to ensure that students receive quality education and acquire high moral standards upon graduating.... students have often cited the Forth Amendment of the U.... The Fourth Amendment protects American citizens including students from unwarranted search and seizer (Bedden, 2006)....
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study of 129 college students by Block et al found that among heavy users of marijuana, critical brain-related skills such as attention, memory, and learning were significantly impaired.... This paper “marijuana: The Mislabeled Drug” assumes the tone of this campaign.... hellip; The author states that marijuana has been observed by a number of studies to have the following effects: dry mouth, nausea, headache, nystagmus, tremor, decreased coordination, increased heart rate, altered pulmonary status, altered body temperature, reduced muscle strength, decreased cerebral blood flow and increased food consumption....
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I have chosen to observe my students at this activity, since I think that it is something interesting which will not have been observed by others.... It is therefore a feature of educational life which students are likely to experience once they have finished placements.
A student testing for drugs for the first time may find it a rather daunting, and emotional experience, but they should be aware that they are not there to judge any of the subjects; nor the educational faculty....
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?? Because of the unusual and eye-catching sentiment expressed in the banner, and because of the debate over whether students had the right to express anything Morse v.... ?? Because of the unusual and eye-catching sentiment expressed in the banner, and because of the debate over whether students had the right to express anything they wanted at a school event, the media dubbed this the “Bong Hits 4 Jesus” case.... Could an educator suppress students free speech?...
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Marijuana is consumed at a higher rate by the college students as compared to other… Marijuana is a gateway drug because many people consider it a non-addictive drug (Red Deer College, n.... Marijuana is consumed at a higher rate by the college students as compared to other population.... College students are habitual users of marijuana because marijuana use has become one of the popular elements of the college-life in general and culture of the colleges in particular....
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However, in recent times, marijuana's medical use has grown tremendously.... The growth for the medical use has been coupled with the push for its… The legalization of drugs, not only marijuana, has been picking up momentum as the war on illicit drugs faces a shift in its strategies.... In the face of this growing scenarios, the effects of marijuana on both the users and non-users is evident for all to see.... marijuana, popularly known as pot, weed or cannabis, Mary Jane, Indian hemp, pot, grass, herb, dope, and ganja ranks third in the most popularly recreational drug in America....
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This work called "Marijuana Abuse by University students" describes Marijuana abuse by university students in the US to help those students cope up with their lives and provide awareness to other students especially those who are at-risk.... nbsp;… They also surveyed adults and made a separate analysis of the surveyed traditional and nontraditional students.... They found out that methylphenidate was used as a study aid for students especially when exams are coming as they deal with sleep deprivation and more time in studying....
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