dependency an addiction to opiates dr peter grace research assistant professor with the university of colorado boulder published a study indicating that opioids like oxycontin when used long term increase chronic pain rather than the long term use that really isn't scientifically justified by now study actually suggests that. the long term effects might not just be the absence of benefit but actually that it might be causing a long time time release opioids when crushed snorted or injected. rushed to the brain similar if not better than a legal heroin. young people began diverting the drugs described or stolen from medicine cabinets to get high. to lead to addiction and overdose to children using oxy codeine by children i mean people between the ages of 12 when you're starting up to 25 all those children they crush the oxytocin they can get a whole day supply out of a sustained release but they became 2 kinds of opioid addicts the abusers and those unknowingly addicted to a drug their trust a doctor had prescribed in the 1990. he's linda g. and noddy from exeter new hampshire sought treatment for back

. >> reporter: it's a strange move-in day at ut-austin and at the university of colorado at boulder, where they're already worried they could be sent back home because of the coronavirus. >> i have an in-person class, so i do have to go to class. i'm going to do my best and practice safety and wear my mask, wash my hands often, but i feel like that it's spreading pretty fast. >> reporter: school administrators at unc chapel hill have already had to change plans. most in-person instruction was cancelled monday and they're encouraging students to leave campus. >> i think we're going to wait it out and once they kick us out, we'll go home. i think that's our plan for now. >> reporter: students, of course, like to party and health officials warn that parties like this one at the university of north georgia over the weekend are not helpful. >> we can't have these large parties, because of the level of asymptomatic spread. >> reporter: at ithaca college in new york, freshman rita auker got the email from her university president today, school will be online this semester. >> and just for ge

austin at the university of colorado at boulder, where they're already home because of the coronavirus i have an in-person class. so i do have to go to class. i'm going to do my best and practice safety and wear my mask and wash my hands often. but i feel like that it's spreading pretty fast. >> reporter: school administrators at unc chapel hill have already had to change plans. most in-person instruction was canceled monday, and they're encouraging students to leave . once they kick us out, we'll go home. i think that's our plan for now. >> reporter: students like to party, and health offials warn that parties like this one at the university of north georgia over the weekend are not helpful. >> we can't have these large parties because of the level of asymptomatic spread. >> reporter: at ithaca college ewin hawker got the e-mail from the school president, scho will be online this semester. >> general health and safety reasons, it makes sense for all of us to stay home. epter: acro students are having to quarantine at home. in cherokee county, georgia, alone, at least that many student

different times i was in different places here and there, i spent six months in boulder, university of working in colorado, the laboratory. eventually, i developed an interest in editing physics journals. i became the editor of the physical review, the dominant in the world.l i was the editor of that. society -- physics they hadournal, another five or six journals for other disciplines. my job was molecular physics. i was the editor of that journal. there, believe it or not, i became the editor-in-chief of the entire shebang. 1993, i became editor-in-chief of the american physical society -- physics society. of theible for all journals come all the research journals of the american physics society. high energy -- every branch of physics, i became responsible for the entire publication output. it was a strange job and difficult job but i have that for five years. >> what was the final day you retired? >> after that, i retired from all jobs that paid money. i did volunteer work but no more salaries. >> around 19 -- the atomic and thecular division of american physics society, the membership of the american