Jenkem is created by fermenting human sewage. The user huffs the methane byproduct and experiences a high for about an hour with auditory and visual hallucinations. In a BBC report, 16-year old Luke Mpandre said he thinks Jenkem is the best drug out there.
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Source: The Post
Column: 20 percent of students abuse prescription drugs, study shows
Source: The Daily Northwestern
According to the National Center on Alcohol and Substance Abuse at Columbia, from 1993 to 2005, the number of college students abusing tranquilizers like Xanax and Valium went up 450 percent. For opioids like Vicodin, the increase was 343 percent.
More...Column: ‘Oh My God, It’s Airborne!’: The ‘Syph’ spreads at Cornell
Source: The Cornell Daily Sun
Cornellians have started to “hypothesize” (read: gossip our cold-sored little mouths off) about the source of the syph epidemic. Each rumor seemed more bizarre than the last…
More...Documents sealed in U. Penn lung transplant lawsuit
In Monday’s order, Pennsylvania Eastern District Court judge Barclay Surrick directed lawyers and parties interested in the case to “not disclose identifying information of the donor or the donor’s family members” until further notice.
More...Students go hungry over U.Florida’s investment policies
Source: Independent Florida Alligator
Eleven members of a student-protest group urging UF to make its investments transparent dug into a vegetarian meal they said could be their last of the semester outside Tigert Hall on Wednesday.
More...Michelle’s Law helps seriously ill or injured college students
Source: The California Aggie
Senate Bill 1168, known as “Michelle’s Law,” was passed last week by the Senate Health Committee without opposition. Authored by state Senator George Runner (R-Antelope Valley), the bill will allow dependent college students to continue receiving health insurance for up to one year due to serious illness or injury.
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