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Drug Issue 2018

By Guide Editor • February 23, 2018
MICHELLE ZHU AND JANIS PARK/THE HOYA

Despite Pushback, Student Drug Use Continues

Chronicling the Grass-Roots Fight for Legal Pot in DC

Pressure to Succeed Leads Students to Drug Abuse

US Opioid Epidemic Breaks Bodies and Minds

Debunking Common Drug Myths

Cigarette Use Does Not Vanish With Vaporizers

Reconciling Drug Use With Ethics and Religion
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