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Attention
Students
9/18/98
DRCNet's U-Net discussion
list is now online, as is our U-Net web site at http://www.drcnet.org/U-net.
If you are a campus activist, or if you'd like to become more involved
in the movement, check it out.
On the discussion list you'll
be in touch with students from across the country. You'll be able
to learn from the experience of committed activists, share your own knowledge,
discuss ideas for activism and coordinate your activities on a regional
and a national scale. There's no pressure to commit any more time
than you're able, just a great way to make the most of the time, the resources
and the skills at your disposal.
To subscribe, send email
to [email protected] with the words "subscribe U-net your name".
(Leave out the quotations and substitute your actual name.) Hope
to see you there!
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Issue #59, 9/18/98
Shattered Lives Book Offer Continues, Eyegive Participants Raising Valuable Funds for DRCNet | Alert Feedback | Free Will Foster Campaign Continues | Attention Students | DEA Raids Humboldt Cannabis Center, Destroys Patients' Medicine | House Approves Anti-Medical Cannabis Resolution, Patient Arrested For Medicating in McCollum's Office | Medical Marijuana on Ballot in DC | Industrial Hemp Making Strides Worldwide | Methadone Clinic Sues Fairfax Police | Immigrant Children Used to Sell Cocaine in Vancouver's Black Market | Editorial: Whose Privacy?
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