Although it is apparent that America's drug plague is reaching epidemic proportions, costing US taxpayers an estimated 20 billion dollars in a year, the legalization of drugs cannot be economically justified. Despite pro-legalization arguments, the estimated economic benefit that would be derived f...

The article summarized in this paper entitled, "Drug Addictions, A Public Health Problem," was originally published in 1914, and it was chosen because it provides an interesting contrast to our modern perception of drug addiction. The article first discusses a bill passed to control the distributio...

Illegal immigration has been an issue of passionate debate for several decades. Proponents claim illegal immigrants contribute to the U.S. economy by working jobs that Americans will not work. However, critics claim that illegal immigration has a devastating effect on the economy by not only taking...

One of the great controversies in sports within the last few years has been over the issue of illegal substances. These substances ranging from marijuana to steroids are readily available for many professional athletes due to their fame. Illegal substances have become one of the most commonly used ...

DRUGS Drugs, they are everywhere. They are in the cities, and the suburbs, clubs, even on college campuses just like C.W. Post. Just say no? That is not exactly the philosophy that the vast majority of the United States population tends to follow. Drugs have become a routine aspect of eve...

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