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He has not sold any since.

Gabe, an ASU freshman who asked SPM not to use his last name, spent $200 to get his fake ID, and says it's definitely worth it.

"All I have to do is give this guy a passport photo and whatever information you want on it, and I never have to worry about going up to the bar at a show or something," he says.

He adds he feels strongly that he would enjoy the "freedom and comfort" of going wherever he wanted.

"I know a lot of my friends that have had fakes and have never gotten in trouble with them," he says.

But journalism student Lauren Wise says fake IDs aren't worth it, because the price of alcohol is so expensive in bars.

She says she prefers house parties for this reason.

"Why pay when you can drink for free and hang out with more of your friends?

" says Wise, who recently turned 21.

Although fake IDs may seem worth the risk to students, former Dos Gringos bouncer Robbie Krummel says bars are careful to catch them.

"From the bars' point of view, it's not worth it," says Krummel.

If a bar gets caught for serving to someone who is underage, it gets fined, and the bouncer also gets a fine.

Krummel uses different techniques to tell if an ID is fake, such as running his fingernail across the bar code on the back, asking questions like, "What's your sign?

" or asking bar-goers to write their signature to see if it matches up with the one on the ID.

Of course, the Tempe Police Department says that fake ID...

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Often brought on by stress, depression knows no political or social boundaries.

It can affect both the homeless and the well-housed.

A recent Duke University study found that 18 of our 37 presidents experienced lengthy periods of chronic mental illness, and that Abraham Lincoln struggled with depression throughout most of his life.

Unfortunately, less than one-third of Americans with depression seek medical help, even though major advances in treating depression have occurred with startling speed over the last few decades.

People who do not seek help may believe that depression is not a real illness or that they can handle it themselves.

Sadly, all too many still believe a malignant myth - that there is simply no way to get better.

Research like the NIMH-sponsored study will help us make giant strides toward dispelling that myth by helping redefine the way Americans view depression.

Our new, 21st-century definition of depression should read: an illness that can be treated with proper Advertisementmedical care, specific to each individual; and without the burdensome stigmas and misunderstandings of an unenlightened past.

The National Institute of Mental Health study, indeed, provides medical professionals and patients with most important data they have ever had to determine their own, best depression treatments.

It is the first ...