Student Killed by Ecstasy Canadian Youth to hold Summer Camp The Youth and Students section of Workers' Weekly reports on and analyses the conditions of young people and the agenda they are setting themselves to become political and overcome their marginalisation from society. We warmly invite all readers to contribute constructively to the section by sending in their letters, ideas and reports so as to improve its content and extend its readership. He took one pill on his way to the Labyrinth club at the Pleasure Rooms in Tottenham, Hornsey Coroners' Court heard. Inside the club, he bought six more tablets from a dealer. There is, of course, no mention of the responsibility of society to meet our needs and recognise our rights.
Life is fitted around work, and work is shaped around meeting ever-tightening targets.
In these conditions, the culture of fitting as much escapism as possible into the shortest space of time thrives. Drugs provide the instant hit. As our culture is eroded and stripped of all its content, the rest of the youth aer drawn in. School and university students and unemployed youth do not share identical experiences with young workers, but they nevertheless share the same culture. What the death of Nicholas Jones, Leah Betts and others highlight is the extremely self-destructive and fragmented nature of society.