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How Colleges Are Preparing Students for a Country Where Pot Is Legal – the Atlantic

How Colleges Are Preparing Students for a Country Where Pot Is Legal – The Atlantic

How Colleges Are Preparing Students for a Country Where Pot Is Legal
The Atlantic
In addition, 20 states and Washington, D.C. have laws that… Continue reading →

Obama Targets Sexual Assaults Against Women on College Campuses – CBS Local

Obama Targets Sexual Assaults Against Women On College Campuses – CBS Local

Obama Targets Sexual Assaults Against Women On College Campuses
CBS Local
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is launching an initiative to combat sexual assault, particularly on college… Continue reading →

STATE WATCH: Legalized Marijuana a Downer for New Jersey

STATE WATCH: Legalized marijuana a downer for New Jersey
residential or outpatient treatment more than one time. Source: Chartbook of Substance Abuse, 2013, N.J. Div. of Mental Health and Drug Addiction Services. Advocates of marijuana legalization might call it “Reefer… Continue reading →

STATE WATCH: Legalized Marijuana a Downer for New Jersey

STATE WATCH: Legalized marijuana a downer for New Jersey
Colorado and Washington State voters have approved “recreational” sales of marijuana. And 19 states including New Jersey, plus Washington … The film later inspired an Off-Broadway musical spoof of the same… Continue reading →

Obama: Marijuana ‘No More Dangerous Than Alcohol’ – NBC Montana

Obama: Marijuana ‘no more dangerous than alcohol’ – NBC Montana


NBC Montana
Obama: Marijuana 'no more dangerous than alcohol'
NBC Montana
Another 18, along with the District of Columbia, allow some legal pot use, primarily for medicinal purposes.… Continue reading →

Southwest Florida Congressman Stands by Claim His Substance Abuse Never Affected Congressional Duties

Southwest Florida Congressman stands by claim his substance abuse never affected congressional duties
WASHINGTON D.C. – Embattled Southwest Florida congressman Trey Radel is standing by his claim that his substance abuse never affected what he’s done in Congress. “My use… Continue reading →