Word: hallucinogenic
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...April 24-30 issue of The Crimson's weekly magazine, The What is To Be Done, the acronym for the drug 3,4 methylenedioxy-methamphetin was identified incorrectly as MDA. The correct acronym for the drug commonly known as ecstasy is MDMA, a less powerful hallucinogen than MDA. CORRECTION...
...didn't go so far The gifts we offer you are only three Objectivity, efficiency, legitimacy. To counsel Marty Michaelson, a most secretive feller We give Milo Minderbinder from the pen of Joe Heller To V.P. O'Brien, a high-yieldin' sock Full of options and bonds and hallucinogen stock To VES's Steve Eagle, a short stay in the slammer And a few new subscriptions--of course, in brown wrappers...
THERE'S a chic new drug on college campuses. Its prescription name is MDA, but it's more commonly known as XTC (Ecstasy). It is a mixture of a hallucinogen and an amphetamine, and for about $15 you can wallow in its benefits for five or six hours...
...interested in the experience of the hallucinogen, but in the scientific effects of the plant," Schultes says. "There are certain ones I just wouldn't take...
...scientists (led by Timothy Hutton and Lindsay Crouse) discover and then thaw out the creature (played by the gifted actor-director-choreographer John Lone). But once Hutton and the creature establish contact, moviegoers must make a great leap of faith, or surrender to the influence of an illegal hallucinogen, to watch the proceedings with a straight face. By then Director Fred Schepisi and Screenwriters Chip Proser and John Drimmer have all surrendered to Neanderthal sentimentality, and the rest is silliness...