Drug testing student athletes. The Supreme Court of the United States ruled in 2002 that schools could require random drug testing of students who participate in after-school activities. At that time, it was not known whether random drug testing reduced use of illicit drugs. To address this question, researchers at the Oregon Health and Science University completed a study in which student athletes at Wahtonka High School were subject to random drug testing, while student athletes at Warrenton High School were not subject to random testing. Five of the 95 student athletes at the Wahtonka school were positive for illicit drugs, while 12 of 62 student athletes at Warrenton High School were positive.hh Compare the experience of these two schools with methods introduced in this chapter. This question is intentionally left open to give students the opportunity to analyze the data in ways they see fit. More than one correct response is possible. Include both descriptive and inferential statistics in your response.