Middle schoolers pass out after taking drugs  OKLAHOMA CITY --
School officials say two 8th graders at Webster Middle School
showed up at school under the influence of drugs Thursday
morning.  Oklahoma City Schools Spokesperson Tierney Tinnin
said, "One student passed out in the hallway and then a few
minutes later we had the other one pass out in class."  EMSA
paramedics rushed to the scene.  When the students regained
consciousness, they told officials, they used a dangerous
combination of marijuana and Xanax before coming to school.
Both were taken to an area hospital.  EMSA Field Operations
Supervisor Colin Roy said parents need to know the physical
signs of drug use.  "A change in sleep patterns, unclear speech
pattern and appearing more groggy are all signs. Also heavier
eyes, slower breathing and slower movement are also warning
signs."  There is no word on the condition of those students but
school administrators said both were conscious when EMSA medics
transported them to the hospital.