Curriculum Vitae - Jeffrey A. Schaler, Ph.D.

Schaler CV10/25/2008reformer’s Guide. Drug Policy Foundation: Washington, D.C. pps. 249-261• (1989). The final solution to the drug problem. The Baltimore Sun,September 30, 1989• (1989). Moralistic rap. The U.S. Journal of Drug and AlcoholDependence, 13 (9), September, 4• (1989). Kernel of America's drug problem: Low self-esteem. The PrinceGeorge's Journal, September 25, A10• (1989). Family ties: The way to stop drug use is to help kids from thestart. The Arlington Journal, August 24, A10• (1989). Is alcoholism a disease or willful misconduct? The Drug PolicyLetter, 1 (3), 9-10• (1989). Being high on rights means right to get high. The MontgomeryCounty Sentinel, August 10, 9• (1989). Don't be fooled by the marketing myth of addictive diseases. TheMontgomery Journal, August 4, A6• (1989). Is addiction treatment 'fundamental'? The U.S. Journal of Drugand Alcohol Dependence, 13 (7), 5• (1989). Drug use is a choice, not a disease. The Washington Post, June26, A10• (1989). Montgomery businesses wage drug war. The MontgomeryCounty Business Record, June 8, 8• (1989). Bennett's drug plan is hooked on 4 myths. The MontgomeryJournal, May 1, A9• (1989). AIDS and the psychiatrist's dilemma. The Washington Post,March 15, A22• (1989) Often, kids' drug abuse is learned from unaware parents. TheMontgomery Journal, January 11, A11• (1988). "AIDS and the medical fundamentalists." The Washington Post,December 24, A14• (1988). Police officers as psychologists? I think not. The MontgomeryJournal, December 22, A16• (1988). Drug program sends mixed signals to kids. The MontgomeryCounty Sentinel, December 15• (1988). County must follow drug council recommendations. The (Tri-County) Free Press, November 17• (1988). County officials don't take on drug problem. The MontgomeryJournal, November 8, A6• (1988). Alcoholism is not a disease. The Washington Post, October 25,A26• (1988). How to fight drug abuse in Montgomery. The Washington Post(Maryland section), October 6, 2Page 23 of 35 pages