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Greater government enforcement of drug laws has caused prices to soar, making students wary of buying on the streets. The Harvard drug of choice, marijuana, can cost between $200 and $400 per ounce, and says one senior, "You're getting pretty bad stuff...
Aside from marijuana, which is by far the mostused drug among Harvard student, ecstasy,"shrooms" and mescaline are also taken in smalleramounts. But students say they've seen nothingmore than experimentation with the so-called"hard" drug--cocaine and heroin...
...specific accusations against Clinton are a mixed bag, involving two kinds of "character" questions. One set focuses on private character -- allegations of adultery and marijuana smoking, for example -- that have no correlation to presidential performance, except for whatever a candidate's comments about them reveal as to his general honesty or lack of it. Regrettably, this group of problems has received the most attention because it is -- well, sexier than questions about what might be called public character. These are matters such as conflict-of-interest situations and how a candidate might carry out the duties of office. The common...
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...first said he had never broken U.S. or state laws -- an answer clearly designed to convey the impression that he had never tried the weed, without his actually saying so. When someone finally asked the obvious question -- what about while he was abroad? -- Clinton confessed that he had smoked marijuana as a Rhodes scholar at Oxford in the late '60s but felt compelled to add that not only had he not liked it, he had not even inhaled -- an assertion that many others who had smoked marijuana, then and later, found hilariously unbelievable. Clinton could have avoided the whole brouhaha...