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Opium: History And Social Impact
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8 pages in length. Opium was the drug of choice during eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America. Popularized for its mood-altering capability, opium was first consumed in crude form and then later transformed into various recreational and medicinal strains. From the juice of the opium plant's poppy came laudanum and paragoric, two alcoholic extracts; black drop or Quaker's opium; and a preparation for smoking, of which the Chinese immigrants were particularly fond. However, crude opium was the most popularized form centuries ago, inasmuch as approximately ten percent of its composition is that of alkaloid morphine, its most powerful mood-altering ingredient. The writer discusses the history of opium usage, as well as contemporary efforts to curb opiate popularity. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Psychological and Social Aspects of Alcohol Abuse
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8 pages in length. Alcoholism is quickly becoming one of the most prevalent and debilitating diseases in the United States. The use of alcohol by teenagers and children has increased dramatically in the last twenty years, with no evidence of alcohol use slowing down. By being aware of the effects of alcohol, as well as the causes and treatment, perhaps more individuals can be treated for alcohol abuse and more importantly, others can be warned about the dangers before they even begin. Topics include the effects of alcohol, causes of abuse, and some surprising findings on the treatment of alcoholism.
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Contemplation Of Legal Action For Fetal Exposure To Cocaine
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This 12 presents a comparison study that found the African American mother of low socio-economic status o be the most likely candidate for using cocaine during pregnancy. Knowing this, programs and strategies may be implemented targeting that specific population for assistance with pre-natal care and drug dependency treatment as an alternative to prosecution and incarceration. Bibliography lists 16 sources.
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The Pros and Cons of Drug Testing for Employment
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This 7 page paper considers the issue of drug testing for employment and adequately presents arguments for both sides of the issue. This paper asserts the need for ethical use of drug testing and informed agreements regarding drug testing in order to allow for the implementation of this policy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Substance Abuse Treatment For Adolescents
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This 5 page paper explores substance abuse among adolescents. It also includes a brief description of the Daytop New Jersey Program, located in Mt. Freedom, NJ. This paper includes portions of the file KTadldrg.wps. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Children Of Alcoholic Parents
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A 12 page paper. Children of alcoholic parents face very special challenges in life. They are also at high risk for developing a number of psychological and behavioral problems. This essay discusses the number of children living with an alcoholic parent, the effects of this home environment, the different problems the children may exhibit and interventions that may be implemented. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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"Crack" Use in Urban Schools
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(4 pp). The drug problem affects all types of students. All regions and all types of communities show high levels of drug use. Thirty percent of 1990 high school seniors in nonmetropolitan areas reported illicit drug use in the previous year, while the rate for seniors in large metropolitan areas was 33 percent. Although higher proportions of males are involved in illicit drug use, especially heavy drug use, the gap between the sexes is closing Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Crack Cocaine: Infiltration Into Our Schools
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A 5 page discussion of the increasing use of crack cocaine among our nation's youth. Notes that even schools are not immune to this use. Suggest that the failure of our programs to dissuade drug use rests in the popular perception that drugs are "cool". Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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George Bush As Seen Through the Eyes of Stephen Toulmin.
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(5 pp). Anything composed of language, can usually be taken apart by language. In this discussion we dare to examine a presidential speech (George Bush) with that in mind. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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