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Forces of Habit affords the reader an in-depth understanding of the history of drugs in society, not tailored to a specific platform or program of reform. In fact, Courtwright mentions little about the future of drugs and the drug trade in his accounts, and when he does veer towards moral judgments, he states them simply and concisely. But if you're looking for a serious emotional scrutiny of present day drug issues, you'll have to go see the movie Traffic. Courtwright sticks to his historical format until the very end, taking only the final few paragraphs...
...Jacob '02, director of Cambridge One-to-One, a big sibling program, says her program goes through an elaborate screening process which includes an application, an in-depth interview and two reccomendations...
...full-year foreign language course beyond the first-year level. However, despite this provision, many foreign language courses--even those with substantial literary, historical and political components--do not pass muster with the Core Committee. The Spanish 35-36 sequence includes novels by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and an in-depth study of several South American countries, but petitions to receive Core credit for these courses have repeatedly been rejected by the Core Committee...
...other hand, the preponderance of students who want to dabble in a trade means it is harder to offer in-depth training courses...
...Feinstein said he enjoyed The Last Amateurs more than any book he has written since A Civil War, an in-depth look of the football programs at Army and Navy. And while the Lafayette-Lehigh rivalry is not the same as Harvard-Yale, his personal stories and endless humor will bring the Patriot League to life for any sports fans...