There was no sale of drugs. Even the prosecution said they (the students and Morales) were using drugs together. My client shared his drugs with the girls, and they shared theirs with him.

It is possible that some students know what drugs are and are not included in the tests, and migrate toward using those not included.

It is a dream come true. I see the excitement on the students' faces and can only imagine the possibilities for growth that Hillel will have in their new home.

Clearly the survey demonstrates the large gap between what students know and learn from life experiences and the need on the part of adults to find the right combination that will make financial literacy meaningful to young adults leaving the safety of high school.

Some of the conflicts stem from the characteristics of this generation. A lot of students were an only child or had their own room at home. When it comes to a point where it's not working out, we don't want the social aspect of college to interfere with the academic aspect, so we need to be flexible and give them options.

The purpose of random testing is not to catch, punish, or expose students who use drugs, but to save their lives and discover abuse problems early so that students can grow up and learn in a drug-free environment.