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DPF
Conference
Video
Footage
Online
5/26/00
If you couldn't make it to
the 13th International Conference on Drug Policy Reform last week, you
can at least see some of it through online streaming video. Check
out opening statements, plenaries, workshops, awards, keynotes and a host
of interviews online at http://www.zoomculture.com/general/dcoffice/dpf/.
Zoom Culture is an Internet startup company providing online video content.
An excerpt of DRCNet Executive Director David Borden's plenary speech is
available, and the entire speech will be available next week or the following.
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Issue #138, 5/26/00
Students and Supporters Claim Partial Victory in Higher Education Act Drug Provision Vote | Coalition for HEA Reform -- Letter to Congress | DPF Conference Video Footage Online | Meddling in Michigan: Taxpayer Money Expended in Ballot Initiative Fight | Ambitious Ballot Initiative Moves Ahead in California | Florida Officials Seriously Overcount "Club Drug" Deaths | Missouri Becomes Fourth State in Nation to Pass Racial Profiling Legislation | Michigan Lawmaker Proposes a Public Drug Offender Directory | San Francisco to Implement Medical Marijuana ID Cards to Protect Patients | EVENTS: San Francisco, Hamburg | Legislative and Media Alerts: California, New York, Washington State, Colombia, Meth Bill/Free Speech, Higher Education Act | Comedy Against the Drug War: Shaved Head with Chris Arcudi Playing West Hollywood Next Month | Job Opportunity in San Francisco | Adam J Smith Says So Long to Week Online Readers
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