Chemically wrong

Chemically Wrong: Drug Abuse in sport has become a growing problem in today’s world and is most likely the quickest growing social problem today. “’The overwhelming majority of athletes I know would do anything, and take anything, short of killing themselves to improve athletic performance,’ said Harold Connolly, 1956 hammer throw champion, testifying to the United States Senate Committee in 1973” (Donohoe and Johnson 1). You see drugs are not only a problem in big city slums …

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