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| Photo by Britt Chester |
Photo by Britt Chester
Photo by Britt Chester
Photo by Britt Chester
Photo by Britt Chester
More from our Marijuana archive: "Photos: Smoky scenes from 4/20 marijuana smoke-out in Civic Center Park."
The use of tobacco and alcohol are undoubtedly the school's greatest drug problems, but the upshot of Chancellor DiSteffano and the CU Admnistration's efforts is that the school has fallen off a list of school's where the more traditional vice of drinking oneself to death or dissolution is prominent, and shot to the top of the list of schools for cannabis, i.e. Benson, DiSteffano, and crew have only reinforced the stereotype of attendance by stoners they were so anxious to abate.
Meanwhile, armed soveriegn students will supervise classrooms and professors. Plagiarists will be shot.
@RobertChase ... and the PATHETIC A64 would EXCLUDE the vast majority of College Students -- all those < 21 -- from ANY protection whatsoever!
Why do you hate college students who smoke pot?
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@DonkeyHotay You're the narc here -- I support CU students who choose to use cannabis. I notice that you do not claim that they oppose Amendment 64 -- who come? You usually have no problem making self-serving claims completely at odds with the facts.
@RobertChase A64 does NOT support college age marijuana users! -- A64 SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDES them for ANY protections whatsoever.
"who come" ? ... are you drunk again?
These rankings of idiocy should be used as a "Do Not Attend" list for any serious student or parent.
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