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Daily Archives: November 21, 2010
A modern-day Faust?
The Planning Commission in Colorado Springs is not only looking out for the welfare of the citizens, they’re going all out to make sure that Colorado Spring doesn’t sell its soul to the devil. Apparently this involves making it almost … Continue reading
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Stupid pot thieves
A post that really has very little to do with drug policy (other than perhaps another reminder that with legalization, pot becomes less valuable to steal). Soldiers: No Sir, We’re Here to Get Rid of the Marijuana Three soldiers try … Continue reading
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What’s in Your Weed? (Updated)
Update: I received a very nice note from Rose Eveleth, the Editor in Chief of Scienceline: Just popping in to explain what happened to the post. Scienceline is a project of the NYU School of Journalism’s SHERP program. It’s completely … Continue reading
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