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Dope-smoking students in Japan

China Daily | Updated: 2008-11-11 07:45

Two Keio University students have been arrested on suspicion of dealing in and possessing marijuana. Five others had earlier been arrested for similar offenses and expelled or otherwise punished since 2004, according to the university.

In all the cases, the Japanese students were probably first drawn to marijuana out of curiosity. They may also have gotten a kick out of appearing "bad" and the thrill of being associated with drugs. But their actions are inexcusable.

The students must have been aware that it is a crime to deal in or possess marijuana. Yet, they bought and sold the drug on campus of all places. Their lack of discretion is beyond belief.

Dope-smoking students in Japan

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