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Originally Posted by Munchkin03
It looks like this list was compiled from drug and alcohol violations, and not the percentage of students who might actually use drugs or alcohol.
My alma mater, for example, didn't punish students for alcohol or drugs--just if you committed a real (or campus) crime under the influence. So, the actual violation numbers would probably be extremely low, but that doesn't necessarily reflect actual drug use.
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Agree. Reed College isn't on this list. It has a very well known reputation for an active and open drug experimenting community.
I mean read this article
http://www.wweek.com/portland/articl...higher_ed.html
It's from 2008, but little has changed. In fact, there was another heroin overdose last year or the year before. Also, the survey uses information from 2009 so not too far off.
One specific quote to point out.
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In a 2007 survey, 25 percent of Reed students said they’d used an illegal drug other than marijuana in the past 30 days
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