Hallucinogens are by far the most misunderstood drugs on campus. Ranging from unusual, mildly dangerous, and risky deliriants such as datura; to the ever elusive, powerful, and desired psychedelic, DMT; the legal almost-everywhere breakthrough disassociative, salvia; and the more common classical psychedelics of LSD and magic mushrooms; hallucinogens come in several varieties with unique effects. Since, however, it would be truly unlikely to encounter any form of deliriant use, or minimal use of disassociative use on campus, let’s stick with the safe use of classical psychedelics and the wonder psychedelic, Ibogaine.

Amphetamines are nothing new to a campus community full of achieving students. Known for saving students from their debilitating ADHD right before midterms, Adderall, a combination of both dextroamphetamine and the weaker levoamphetamine, is likely the most common of amphetamine…