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Students
Helping
Students,
HEA
Update
3/16/01
Students for Sensible Drug Policy has opened
its online store, offering sales of perhaps the nicest drug reform t-shirts
yet made. A portion of the proceeds will go to assist students who
have lost financial aid under the drug provision of the Higher Education
Act of 1998 (HEA drug provision). Visit http://www.ssdp.org
to make your purchase!
The campaign to overturn the HEA drug provision,
led by DRCNet and SSDP, is growing at breakneck speed. In the last
two weeks alone, more than 90 people have requested or downloaded activist
packets from the campaign's web site, and new student government endorsements
of the campaign's resolution are being approved faster than ever.
The latest to come on board are Ohio State University, Brandeis University
(MA), South Carolina State University and Mt. Holyoke College (MA).
Visit http://www.RaiseYourVoice.com
to download a packet or send a free e-mail or fax to Congress calling for
repeal of the HEA drug provision.
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Issue #177, 3/16/01
Dedication: Patrick Dorismond | Students Helping Students, HEA Update | Colombian Governors Come to Washington to Denounce Plan Colombia, DRCNet Interviews Tolima Governor Jaramillo | US District Court Overturns Mandatory Drug Tests in Texas School, Lockney Policy Was Nation's Broadest | Drug Reform Battle Heats Up in New York: Pataki Package Would Increase Marijuana Penalties, Democrats Offer Alternative Bills, Activists Don't Like Either Version | New Mexico Update: Ups and Downs for Johnson's Reform Package, State GOP in an Uproar | In Another Step on Path to Cannabis Decrim, Swiss Government Submits Proposed Law to Parliament | Hemispheric Parliamentarians Reject Debate on Drug Legalization | Uruguayan Leader Takes Legalization Views Online, Recommends Traffic | Narco News: Mexican Federal Police Chief Calls for Legalization, Bush Adds Another Half Billion to Colombia Fire | San Francisco Conference Looks at Women and the Drug War | Job Listing: Access Works! in Minneapolis | The Reformer's Calendar | Editorial: The Rule of Law
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