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_ACKNOWLEDGMENTS_

The following employees of the U.S. Department of Education assisted

in the preparation of this volume:

Beverley Blondell

Henry Bretzfield

Ronald Bucknam

Adriana de Kanter

Elizabeth Farquhar

Alan Ginsburg

Gregory Henschel

Daphne Kaplan

Amy Katz

Ross McNutt

Valena White Plisko

Sandra Richardson

Daniel Schecter

Amy L. Schwartz

Barbara Vespucci

John P. Walters

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The Resources Section contains lists of recommended readings and

organizations to contact for information and help in combating student

drug use.

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