Trading Needles
by Bonnie ShullenbergerBonnie Shullenberger considers courses of action in the fight against the AIDS . . . . Continue Reading »
Bonnie Shullenberger considers courses of action in the fight against the AIDS . . . . Continue Reading »
One of the least understood aspects of the drug problem is the degree to which it is in the end a moral and spiritual problem. I continue to be amazed at how often people I speak to in treatment centers refer to drugs as the great lie, the great deception, indeed as a product of the Great Deceiver. . . . . Continue Reading »
No sooner had George Bush declared a “war on drugs” and appointed William Bennett to lead the charge than voices were raised to question the entire enterprise. To be fair, some of those voices—such as economist Milton Friedman and, with less assurance, William F. Buckley, Jr.—have . . . . Continue Reading »