Contents

• The War on Drugs is desperately needed / Nancy Reagan
• The War on Drugs is hypocritical / Lewis H. Lapham
• Legalize illegal drugs / Ernest van den Haag & John E. LeMoult
• Do not legalize illegal drugs / Charles B. Rangel
• Use military intervention in the War on Drugs / Edward I. Koch & Edwin Meese III
• Do not use military intervention in the War on Drugs / Bill Kauffman
• US efforts to stop drug trafficking have been successful / George P. Shultz
• US efforts to stop drug trafficking have failed / Peter Reuter
• Pressure on foreign governments will stop drug trafficking / John C. Whitehead
• Pressure on foreign governments is useless / Mark Kleiman
• Narcotics control has improved foreign relations / Elliott Abrams
• Narcotics control has harmed foreign relations / Ted Galen Carpenter
• Drug testing violates workers’ rights / The New Republic
• Drug testing does not violate workers’ rights / Courtland Milloy & Jesse Philips
• Drug testing is unreliable / Morris J. Panner & Nicholas A. Christakis
• Drug testing is reliable / John Grabowski & Louis Lasagna
• Student drug tests should be mandatory / Brian Noal Mittman
• Mandatory drug tests violate students’ rights / Thomas J. Flygare
• Drugs should be banned from sports / Thomas H. Murray
• Drugs should not be banned from sports / Norman Fost
• Athletes should be tested for drugs / Thomas Boswell
• Testing athletes is unfair / Bryan Burwell
• Steroids should be allowed / Anthony P. Millar
• Steroids should not be allowed / The American College of Sports Medicine
• Drugs are overprescribed / Sharon Zalewski
• Drugs are necessary / Joseph Alper
• Generic drugs will benefit the consumer / Hugh Drummond
• Generic drugs will ultimately harm the consumer / Roger P. Maickel
• Marijuana should be used for medicinal purposes / Kevin B. Zeese
• Marijuana is not effective as a medicine / Gabriel G. Nahas