Criminal
Feb. 8, 2002
U.S. Must Persist in Its Fight to Eradicate Abuse Of Harmful Substances
Forum Column - By Marc Levin - A controversial Super Bowl ad linking drug abuse and terrorism has served as a reminder that approximately seven times as many Americans die each year from illegal drugs as were murdered on Sept. 11. However, from Ralph Nader to William F. Buckley, many critics advocate drug legalization.
Forum Column
By Marc Levin
A controversial Super Bowl ad linking drug abuse and terrorism has served as a reminder that approximately seven times as many Americans die each year from illegal drugs...
By Marc Levin
A controversial Super Bowl ad linking drug abuse and terrorism has served as a reminder that approximately seven times as many Americans die each year from illegal drugs...
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