Case study Greg and some of his friends were smoking marijuana in Greg's residence hall room. They used fans to blow the

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Case study
Greg and some of his friends were smoking marijuana in Greg's
residence hall room. They used fans to blow the smoke out the
window, air freshener candles to mask the smell, and a towel at the
bottom of the door to prevent the smoke from escaping. However, the
residence hall assistant smelled the scent and immediately called
security. Greg and his friends were arrested and eventually kicked
out of the residence hall, and had to find new housing in the
middle of the semester. Greg felt this measure was extremely unfair
because he didn't think this situation was that serious. Besides,
he pointed out that underage students caught drinking alcohol in
their rooms were rarely written up.
Marijuana use is on the rise, and the use of alcohol among students
is still very common. Why might many people not take substance
abuse very seriously? What are some of the problems that result,
and what are the implications for young people? A number of trends
toward substance abuse have been noted in relation to college life.
Your Conclusions: (address each question)
1- Do you think Greg has a valid point? How common is marijuana use
on your campus?
2- What are the general factors that promote drug use on campuses
and high schools?
3- What are the substance abuse policies on your campus?
4- How does the use of alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs affect
your school's student body?
5- How would you characterize the differences between recreational
drugs and illicit drugs?