we are fortunate enough to partner with dartmouth college, their prc institute, to work with a research fund that we have called west, west program. and it's basically a research program for consumers who are struggling with their addiction. and it's a voluntary study, and they can come in, by their choice, of course. so how are you feeling today? i'm feeling fine. one of the services that we offer is called dual diagnosis case management, also known as ddcm. and they go through that phase for the first six months, and then after that, if they do really well, they can phase into the interventions for six months, which is group, weiss group as well as trim group. and then if-the three interventions are weiss and trim, contingency management, and as well as naltrexone, which is a medication for people who are struggling with alcohol addiction. good morning, everybody. morning. everybody doing ok? yes. finally, we're devoted to helping people with practical problems. people come to us homeless, they come to us poor. we're interested in helping people develop a range of resources so that th

. >> my name is charlie, senior at dartmouth college, an editor of "the dartmouth review," celebratinganniversary this year. i am glad to be here. [applause] >> i am shria massey at ohio state university, a freshman. i was a originally considering the traditional avenues of political involvement on campus like college democrats and republicans, but i wanted to have a greater impact and also a enjoy the challenge of dealing with different ideas and working with different ideas. i have committed myself to "no labels" for the next four years and beyond. >> we begin our pledge by acknowledging that we are facing the worst job crisis since the great depression, and hyper partisan gridlock in washington threatens to leave us a less prosperous, less equal and weaker america. [applause] >> i am here because i want to make my party stronger, to address the tough challenges our nation faces. a win for one party is not necessarily a loss for the other party. as history has shown, our parties can work together in our common interests. >> today, we are here to take an oath -- i pledge to speak out