Meth can actually cause more long-term damage to the body than cocaine or crack.

If you talk to your kids, the chances your kids will take drugs is 50 percent less than if you don't talk to them about drugs.

Methamphetamine is a national problem. It is a State problem, but it is more a community solution.

Methamphetamine is a powerful and addictive drug.

Success can be achieved. Meth can be defeated.

For over sixty years, Wisconsin farmers have struggled with the inequity of the current pricing system, which sets milk prices according to the distance from Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

The bill provides funding for the class size initiative that permits the hiring of 100,000 new teachers so that our children can have smaller, more effective classes.

It also provides funding for the COPS program which puts more neighborhood police officers in our communities.

This bill contains disastrous dairy policy. It allows the Northeast Dairy Compact, a pricing scheme that gives dairy farmers in the six Northeastern states higher prices for their milk, to continue for two more years.

It is wrong to add this measure to this must-pass legislation without debate.

We congratulate Ronald Rogers on his position as Grand Master, and wish him every success during his tenure.

Carl was instrumental in developing the curriculum, particularly in the area of Biblical Integration.

Joan and Ray Conn are to be commended for their tireless devotion to the community as a whole and for the important role they played in making the dream of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy a reality.

Joan and Ray Conn worked together on many important initiatives for CHCA, including helping to form the vision for the school and spearheading fund raising efforts.

Martha has participated in and led Bible studies at CHCA, served on the Visioning Committee, helped develop plans for the tennis complex and been very involved in numerous PTF and classroom activities.

CHCA is one of the fastest-growing schools in the country and has earned a reputation for excellent academics, competitive sports and extracurricular activities.

Martha and Carl Lindner are committed community leaders, and I congratulate them on this much deserved honor.

Martha and Carl's involvement with CHCA began twelve years ago when they worked to develop a vision for the school, and their deep commitment to CHCA has never wavered.