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Errata:
Ecstasy
Conference,
Calendar
2/16/01
Last week's recap of the San Francisco
ecstasy conference (http://www.drcnet.org/wol/172.html#ecstasyconference)
stated that the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had representation
at the conference.
There was a speaker at the conference who
presented general information on the FDA's drug approval process, and who
was identified in the program as working at the FDA. However, this
speaker attended only as a knowledgeable individual on her own time, not
as an FDA representative.
Previous versions of the Reformer's Calendar
incorrectly listed the April "Gathering of the Tribes" event as being primarily
focused on mobilizing grassroots opposition to the drug war. Gathering
of the Tribes is actually a conference and festival aimed at supporting
the tribal dance movement; it focuses on creating events with positive
intention and building the communities that grow from dance collectives.
While the drug war impacts dance collectives and is an important topic
being discussed at the Gathering, it is one topic among many and is not
the event's main focus.
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Issue #173, 2/16/01
Incarceration Fever About to Break? Prison Populations Leveling Off in Some Big States | California's "Three Strikes" Law Continues to Snare Mainly Drug and Nonviolent Offenders | John Ashcroft's Drug War | Oklahoma Meth Mess | One Third of Indigenous Prisoners in Mexico Imprisoned on Drug Charges | New StopTheWar.com Site Uses Traffic Movie to Raise Awareness, Free Daily DVD or Video Give-Away for Participants | Book Review: The Politics of Medical Marijuana | Errata: Ecstasy Conference, Calendar | The Reformer's Calendar | Editorial: A Postcard from Mexico
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