By M.L. Johnson, Associated Press Writer | January 3, 2006 PROVIDENCE, R.I. --Rhode Island on Tuesday became the 11th state to legalize medical marijuana and the first since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June that patients who use the drug can still be prosecuted under federal law ( Read more... )

By the way, if you're unfamiliar with the article to which he's referring, it can be found at http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8123-1937214,00.html

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Well, the semester is finally over, and I rocked it like a hurricane. Actually, it was pretty damn rough, but my grades turned out alright. I wish I could say this meant college is over, and I could, but that would be a lie. Apparently the college of arts & sciences thinks I don't know enough about the social sciences yet, so I have to take two ( Read more... )

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by Robert Stansfield, (Source:Mirror)
30 Jun 2005United Kingdom ( Read more... )

"Archaeologist who excavated Uruk settlements usually have found themselves ankle deep in the remains of millions of bevel-rimmed bowls, surely one of the ugliest ceramic types ever made outside of kindergarten..."

This may be the most influential thing I will ever read.

Read it again. Make sure it sinks in.

drew

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PROVIDENCE -- A bill that would allow patients with serious diseases to grow and smoke marijuana continued its advance through the General Assembly, winning overwhelming support from House lawmakers yesterday ( Read more... )

June 16, 2005 - Syracuse, NY, USA ( Read more... )

Here's some good political analysis of the supreme court's recent decision to allow the government to persecute... er, uh, prosecute medical users of marijuana. (Keep in mind, there are currently 7 Federal medical marijuana patients right now, receiving pre-rolled marijuana cigarettes (heh, reefers) from the federal government.)

The New Yorker ( Read more... )

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