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Drug Seminars' Format Is Given

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Ann Arbor News, May 8, 1969
Day
8
Month
May
Year
1969
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The formar'for the Ann Arbor Public Schools' seminars on drugs, "Communication on Drugs," has been announced by Dr. Sam M. Sniderman, assistant superintendent for instruction. Identicalgeneral meetings on the topic will be held Monday from 7:45 to 10 p.m. at Scarlett and Forsythe Junior High terias, and on Tuesday from 7:45 to 10 p.m. at Slauson and Tappan Junior High cafeterías. All four meetings have the same format, so interested persons should attend only one. The results of a recent student survey on drugs in Ann Arbor junior and senior high schools will be revealed Monday and Tuesday. The audience will have a choice oí hearing Drs. John Pollard, Cari Hug or Julián Villarreal on "A Medical Viewpoint." Other speakers will be Detective Sgt. Calvin Hicks and Detective Richard Anderson on ;'Incidence in Ann Arbor," and James Richards or Jerome Farmer III on "What the Law Says About Drugs." On Monday, May 19, the second part of the drug program will be presented from 7:45 to 10 p.m. at Scarlett and Forsythe Junior High cafeterías. On Tuesday, May 20, the same program will be presented at Slauson and Tappan Junior High cafeterías at the same time. Again, all meetings will have the same format, so only one should be attended. Speakers will be Stephen Schwartz, the Rev. Wallace Robinson and the Rev. Kendall W. Cowing on "Drugs and Society," and Dr. William Morris, Dr. Anthony Reilly and Robert D. Caplan on "The Art of Communication: Adults and Youth." Each session on all four nights will close withsmall group discussions among the participants. Moderators for the sessions at the junior highs will be Saul Cooper, Carol F. Sheffer, George E. Sproule and J. Downs Herold. For further information, cali the Continuing Education De-I partment of the Ann Arbor Public Schools, 761-4024.