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ould-be th youn men c had met
at the ne rby pri on earlier
in th day a good elf-
image. "Ho did you get
th t1" he ked.
A . fre hmen girl
re ponded. "It' bee use of
my par nt nd our church
nd the thin do at
church. W don't have tim
to deal ith drug nd al-
cohol." Another young
omen aid. "I 100 up to
my mother. She' not a' doc­
tor or nything like that. She
work in plant. But her
v' lue are mo t important to
b
for
tude nts aurccu that
pccr pr , .ure to 0 alon is
tron. boui xc x, one irl
id , "There 1� the attitudc
that If you don't h vc e
y u on 't b ith thc
out drin in
commented, "It' a
e ho much you
ure • the
e ed i th
m n e to eep th ir mind'
on their choot or and
their eye on their go I .
One member 0 th Commi-
ion noted th t the dif­
ference bet ee n them nd
me,"
h n thc commi ° °i n rs
a' cd ho m ny tudcnt
lived ith both parent and
hov many went to church,
mo 1 of th group rai 'cd
th ir hand.
Th influencc of ch rch
and r mily h' made thc 'C
tudcnt inne r s , able to
vith tand peer prc sure and
to b yond limitation
of their envir ment. Hop -
fully, some of them even­
tu Ily will ta the dvicc of
onc of their choolrnatcs ,
who i d, "We can't all
leave. Someone h to tay
and help thi county."
M rlboro County and
pi ce like it de per tely
need their talented young
people to return home after
completing their education
and put their cnergy to � or
c p nding rtunitie for
th ne: t e eration of
children nd f ilies.
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