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  • 03/01/10:  The Associated Press reported on February 28, 2010 that some colleges are beginning to shift their policies and are informing parents at the first sign that a student is involved with illegal alcohol activity.  For many years, colleges have had a "hands off" approach to many student social problems, stating the "in loco parentis" theory that they are not students' parents.  Some schools are beginning to enlist parents' help as soon as problems are identified.  To see the full story, "Colleges Enlist Parents to Curb Problem Drinking", click here.
  • 02/26/10:  News First 5 reported on February 24, 2010 that the Colorado Attorney General is stating that Colorado's "medical" marijuana law is now resulting in 40,000 registered marijuana users, soon to be 100,000.  For more information on this story, click here
  • 02/22/10:  The Sacramento Bee reported February 21, 2010 on the bold new world of marijuana distribution and commerce in California.  The Bee reported that former convicted marijuana traffickers are now legal business entrepreneurs making money on the new marijuana industry in California.  The story describes the medical marijuana trade show convention in Los Angeles, further demonstrating that the "medical" marijuana movement is really about legalizing and normalizing marijuana use America. To see the full story, click here.
  • 02/22/10:  Cigars and Pipes Are Not Safer Than Cigarettes  A new study by Robert Wood Johnson Medical School researchers finds that pipes and cigars are not safer than cigarettes. People who switch from cigarettes to pipes or cigars should know that their health is still in jeopardy regarding cotinine levels, lung function and airflow obstruction and other dangers. To see a summary of the study, Click here
  • 02/21/10:  Please Thank CBS for Rejecting NORML's Ad Calling for Legalization of Marijuana.  It only takes a few moments to write a thank you to CBS television for rejecting a pro-marijuana ad from NORML.  Send the note to: audsvcs@cbs.com.  Tell them "thank you", and add any simple comment in the body of the memo and sign your name and address.  Please forward this message to your friends and family. Together we can make a difference for drug-free families and communities.  Click here for more information.