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03-20-2002, 08:55 AM

It doesn't have to be affecting their performance at the sport. Schools simply don't want drug users representing them at athletics. Maybe they don't want there to be a scene if the user gets caught. Maybe they don't want to lose one of their best players if they get busted. That's okay. It's their choice.

As for private schools, well, there isn't much you can do about that. There <b>are</b> many studies about drugs affecting your work and schooling. Not only that, but I personally have witnessed kids getting into drugs and drinking and then flunking out of high school. Private schools need to sell themselves. They don't need newspaper headlines like "Calvert Hall student dies of overdose" and shit like that. They just don't.

You wanna go to private school? You make some sacrifices.

03-20-2002, 08:55 AM	#11
dave Guest Posts: n/a	It doesn't have to be affecting their performance at the sport. Schools simply don't want drug users representing them at athletics. Maybe they don't want there to be a scene if the user gets caught. Maybe they don't want to lose one of their best players if they get busted. That's okay. It's their choice. As for private schools, well, there isn't much you can do about that. There <b>are</b> many studies about drugs affecting your work and schooling. Not only that, but I personally have witnessed kids getting into drugs and drinking and then flunking out of high school. Private schools need to sell themselves. They don't need newspaper headlines like "Calvert Hall student dies of overdose" and shit like that. They just don't. You wanna go to private school? You make some sacrifices.