. >> alan desantis: what are we observing?uric: alan desantis, a communications professor at the university of kentucky, says he was so baffled by his students' casual use of adderall, he decided to study it. >> desantis: when we asked the students why they use a.d.h.d. stimulants, many refer to it as "a steroid for the brain." >> couric: in a survey of nearly 2,000 students at the university, desantis found that 34% of undergraduates overall had taken attention deficit drugs illegally, without a prescription. and that number climbs the longer they're in school. >> desantis: if you were to ask what percentage of juniors and seniors are using a.d.h.d. stimulants, the number is well above 50%, pushing 60%. and if you add in juniors and seniors who are in fraternities and sororities, the number is up about 80%. >> couric: and he discovered where all the pills are coming from. >> desantis: about 4% of our college campus has, actually, legal prescriptions. but what we have found is that, while they may get 30 doses, they very rarel

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first, and if you will raise your hand, susan desanti is the director of the office of policy planning at the federal trade commission where she previously served from 1995 to 2006. among her current projects is a study on changes to the news media in the internet age. to her right is gene policinski vice president and deputy director of the first amendment center, a program of the freedom forum. is a veteran journalist to who helped in executive positions at "usa today" and was a correspondent covering washington for gannett news service. in the middle, andrew subten as senior vice president and policy director of the media access project. and he has been with the media access project since 1978 representing citizen interest before the federal communications commission and congress. to his left is steve waldman. he is senior visor to the chairman of the federal communications commission directing that agency study of the state of the media. he was co-founder, ceo and editor-in-chief of belief net, a leading web site on religion and spirituality. before that he was national editor of u

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