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Released From Prison After $50K Heroin Bust, Fmr. Cornell Student Gets Clean, Writes Book

Jeff Stein  —  Apr 25, 2013

Seven months since her release from prison in Fall 2012, Keri Blakinger '11 feels her life has finally stabilized.

Ithaca Resident Arrested for Possession Of Illegal Weapons, Controlled Substances

Caroline Flax  —  Oct 30, 2012

Following a lengthy narcotics investigation, Ithaca resident Mbusi Ntombela was arrested and arraigned Friday for allegedly possessing illegal weapons and controlled substances, according to a report released by the Ithaca Police Department.

Making Music

Colin Chan  —  Oct 26, 2012

Colin Chan '13 commends the Kitchen Theatre's production of Opus, not only as a great piece of art, about art, but as a "darn good piece of after-dinner entertainment."

City Considers New Tool for Reversing Drug Overdoses

Ashley Chacon  —  Sep 21, 2012

City officials are debating whether or not to give the Ithaca Police Department permission to train officers how to administer a medication to individuals suffering from drug overdoses.

Cornell Medical Amnesty Policy Expanded to Include Drug Emergencies

Joseph Niczky  —  Sep 10, 2012

The University has revised its medical amnesty protocol to protect students from action by the Judicial Administrator if they call 911 to report a drug overdose while on campus. 

Fresh Aer Feels Good

Zach Reisler  —  Sep 10, 2012

 Aer's music is feel good music. Zach Reisler '14 takes a walk on the wide side with the young but formidable hip-hop-reggae duo at The Haunt on Friday.

Still Breaking, Still Bad ... Still Brilliant

Zachary Zahos  —  Jul 17, 2012

"Television's greatest show," AMC's Breaking Bad, returns for its final season, and Arts & Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 recaps the premiere, forecasts the show's future and contemplates what makes the whole thing so awesome.

Cornell Students Defend Study Drug Use

Kerry Close  —  May 3, 2012

Despite their illegality and adverse health effects, the use of study drugs is not unethical, according to several students who defended taking medication to improve their academic results.

The Hill's Addictions

Florencia Ulloa  —  Apr 22, 2011

Florencia Ulloa '11 addresses substance abuse and mental health concerns on campus and urges students to know their limits. 

Drug, Alcohol Offenses Up 75 Percent Over Two Years

Jeff Stein  —  Oct 15, 2010

The Cornell University Police Department arrested or referred to the Office of the Judicial Administrator 224 more suspects for alcohol or drug violations in 2009 than 2007.

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