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mp&jason- your video was good it got the message to not do drugs across very well. also your recording had a good message and was realistic. also your policy for no performance enhancing drugs and any other drugs was good and would be beneficial to student athletes

This policy seems very solid. It doesn’t have any loopholes. The consequences are respectable and fair. The measures that are to be taken are thorough and look like they will be efficient. Parent involvement is a good plan. Putting the student on probation from sport events is also a good plan. -JS

I think that the policy is very good and will be followed. It's clear on what will happen if a student is caught with drugs. I liked the video and the radio ad because I think some people can relate to what was said. I think it will help prevent so many student from taking drugs. AP

I think the policy is solid and doesn't leave anything up to question. It clearly states the punishments for getting caught using drugs. I really liked the commercial and the radio ad. They reminded me of the GA myth project commercials. Your ads were pretty creepy and I believe that it would keep students from using drugs. TC

__Comments__: Reshaundra Owens- I like your policy but i think you should go more in depth with consequences and testing. The policy is good but it needs more power to it. Students respond to action and if your policy lacks action student won't respond accordingly. the ideas are excellent i just want to know how you plan to execute in every situation. i also really like the idea of involving parents. Parents need to be aware of their child's activities so that drug abuse doesn't occur in the home. Overall i think that your policy is okay, good job.

Will King I found both your commercial and radio ad very eye opening and true. I think that most people really don't think about losing scholarships and such, but it is unfortunately true and I am sure that it happens all the time. I think that one of your most beneficial policies would be the one that involves the involvement of parents. The parents of the athlete should then be able to determine the punishment, but if the problem continues then the school should get involved.

McKay Bolden- I like how this policy is realistic and not too harsh. It's reasonable. However, I would like to know how this policy will be carried out. How are you going to know if a student is using drugs? What reasons of suspicion lead to the testing of a student? I think you need to go more in depth with this.