By pure mischance a high school student named Vargas happens to walk by smokers corner on his way home. Unlucky for him, his friend Johnny Bluejean is one the corner smoking a blunt. Johnny stops Vargas and offers him a smoke. Vargas tempted with all Johnny's endorsements, and peer pressure collapses and takes the blunt. 20 years later Vargas is in the hospital breathing off a respirator. This all occurred because of one unlucky "YES" ruined Vargas' life. This scenario transpires millions of times around the globe in towns of all shapes and sizes. This is why the U.S. has and is continuing the practice of educating the student populace about drugs, and alcohol. The way the U.S. continues this practice is different in all cases, sometimes it serious well other times it is comical and cute. Sometimes they even have students help spread the message.
             In my poster (below) I address the issue of addictions. I use the phrase "Don't use drugs because drugs use you" to sum up the poster. What the expression means is that don't do drugs because you addiction to the drug will make you do things that you normally wouldn't do. To illustrate that point I drew a cartoon cigarette pulling a human along with a chain. I encased this cartoon in red "No" symbol with a don't do drugs border to further emphasize the point. Although posters and cartoons can accentuate the point not to take drugs you also need a more serious and technical perspective.
             Drugs like speed and concaine are examples. Both of these drugs speed up the metabolism but both also cause brain damage. Cocaine will put you a zombie state were all you do is take cocaine. Crack heads as people put it live together in small dilapidated houses. These crack heads will eat anything and go to the bathroom anywhere.
             Hallucinogens are drugs that effect the brain in ghastly ways. They cause hallucina
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