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DRUGS -con. from page one
there was little or no-challge
effected in attitudes regarding
use among either the high
school or college students
participating in the
experimental groups.
In projects supported by
the U. S. Office of Education
and Governor's Justice
Commission, Dr. Swicher and
his colleagues involved 100
ninth-graders, 100
eleventh-graders and 321
college students in three types
of group counseling. The
college students also
participated in a traditional
discussion group focusing on
basic information about drug
abuse.
"The first counseling
group emphasized the fostering
of interpersonal relationships
during its meetings," explains
Dr. Swisher, who is an assistant
professor of counselor
education at Penn State. "If a
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student made a suggestion or
statement, the groups leaders
,all of whom had been specially
trained to conduct the
experimenlal sessions would
indicate their understanding
and acceprance of what had
been said.
"Our second counseling
group," Dr. Swisher continues,
"began with a similar
relationship approach and then
shifted its focus to alternative
to drug abuse. Into each of
these froups, we put two
college students who had had
experience with drugs but were
no longer on them. Using them
as models, people who had
kicked the habit and found
other satisfactions, the group
leaders tried to encourage
students who presented ideas
for alternatives to drug use
during the sessions."
"Our results were quite
similar on both the high school
and college levels," Dr. Swisher
points out. "The tests included
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two 'use' scores, one for illegal
drugs such as marijauna,
amphetamines and LSD; the
other for legal drugs, including
cigarettes and alcohol.
"We found no decrease or
increase in levels of use,
reported for the illegal drugs.
There was, however, a
statistically significant decrease
reported in the use of alcohol
and cigarettes"
With regard to this latter
finding, Dr. Swicher speculates•
that possibly during group
sessions students questioned
Whether using marijuana was as
injurious as drinking of
smoking. Such discussions
might have caused some
participants to re-examine their
use of so-called legal drugs.
COP, those of recognition,
representation and
organization, still exist.
[ Another conference date was
not set up for this term,
although the new COP
constitution provides for two,'
meetings each term, at the end
[ of the third and eighth weeks
at the University Park Campus.
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for omitting the name of
Richard Rockman as writer of
the review of the book,
"Dune" in our February 1,
1971 (V01.6,N0. 5) issue of
The Highacres Collegian.
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FROM COLUMBIA PICTURES CeICE,
The following calendar of rock concerts is published for
the convenience of interested students. Ticket prices, if
available, will also be listed.
May 14 - JOHNNY WINTER AND, ALLMAN
BROTHERS BAND, REDBONE, Spectrum, Philadelphia,
$4.50.
May 15 - THREE DOG NIGHT, Farm Show Arena,
Harrisburg, $5.00.
May 16 - TOM RUSH, BONNIE RAITT, Academy of
Music, Phila., $4.50, $5.50.
May 21 - JOHN SEBASTIAN, Cherry Hill Arena, N. J.,
$4.50, $5.50.
May 21 - NEIL DIAMOND, ODETTA, Spectrum, Phila.,
$4, 5, 6
May 22 - JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - Chicago, 111., $4, 5,
May 23 - JOHN MAYALL, MOTT THE HOOPLE,
, ALICE COOPER, Spectrum, Phila
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continued from page one
The major problems facing
The tests also showed that
knowledge about drugs had
been increased as a result of
the sessions. Among the college
students, there was a slight
shift in attitudes toward drugs
in a more liberal direction, but
there were no changes in
attitudes among the high
school students.
"We need to evaluate very
carefully what we're doing in
the area of drug abuse
education, "Dr. Swisher
concludes. "We ought to
specify our goals and then
conduct studies of the
programs we develop. Such an
approach will allow us to
redefine our efforts instead of
continuing ineffectual or
possibly harmful programs."
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HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN, MAY 10, 1971 -- PAGE THREE
TUMBLEWEED CONNECTION
For lovers of the current
gentle rock sound, Elton
John's Tumbleweed
Connection will, be an asset to
their collection.
Every piece of music in
the album is really good. The
parts which make up the
music; the arrangements, the
lyrics, Elton John - fit together
like an intricate puzzle.
Everything works to make for
a very enjoyable musical
adventure.
The songs concern
themselves mostly with songs
of the country of long ago.
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Tales of the wide-open spaces
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father's guns, while learning,
too, of the joys and sorrows of
love.
The most outstanding
songs in the album, are "Where
to Now St. Peter?, Love Song,
Amoreena, and Burn Down the
Mission." Each has a sound
style and meaning completely
its own and each song works
better than the next. Without a
doubt Elton John and a group
of talented musicians have
created one of the most
enjoyable albums to date.
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