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By TOM COYNE
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SUW Writer
Although the drug trend is changing, there
is still a drug problem existing today, according
to Walt Power, treatment director
at the Lexington-Richland Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Council.
Power said although alcohol and
marijuana are probably the most
widespread drugs, there are many other
prevalent drugs that are considered
dangerous.
The council deals with close to 4000 cases
each year. "We do not identify the people as
students or other because we deal in confidentiality,
but we do deal with students."
POWERS said the council deals with
people who range in age from nine to 90. He
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that older people were involved chiefly with
alcohol and younger people with drugs, but
now it seems as if the older people are
mixing prescription drugs with alcohol and
becoming addicted. And whenever you see
someone smoking pot or taking some other
type of drug there is alcohol around."
Powers said most cases the council
receives are people who are in trouble
because they have to be in trouble before
they are sent there.
At the university, most severe cases are
sent to the council.
THE UNIVERSITY drug policy states,
"Students must feel that they can obtain
help without fear of legal reprisal and in
order to accomplish this, the university will
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