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SSDP is the future
I am continually impressed with the work and energy of Students for Sensible Drug Policy. Check out the latest from the Brown chapter’s Jesse Adams — this column in today’s campus newspaper. I heard it for the first time in … Continue reading
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Punishing the Poor
Nice editorial in the Providence Journal about the HEA financial aid provision. We have many misgivings about the so-called war on drugs. But as long as it is being prosecuted, it should not hurt the drug-taking poor more than the … Continue reading
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U.S. captures terrorist Steve Tuck
Well, we haven’t gotten Osama yet, but the federal government has Steve Tuck in custody. What can I tell you about this terrorist? I didn’t know much about him until recently (and what I do know is still a bit … Continue reading
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Study reveals brain cells that can help drive anxiety after cannabinoid exposure: 2-Oct-2026 -- CHICAGO — For the first time,…