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6/20/03
Dear Week Online reader:
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to our readers for to help us reach the fall when major grants are expected
to be received, more than 250 of you have responded to the call with book
orders and donations providing much-needed funds. Because of you,
we continue!
Because we are looking at
more months, however, DRCNet's adverse financial situation unfortunately
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Issue #292, 6/20/03
DRCNet
Needs Your Help |
Editorial:
No Drug War Exception to Good and Evil |
The Gathering
in Cartagena: The Global Social Forum Thematic Meeting on Democracy,
Human Rights, War, and the Drug Trade |
DRCNet
Interview: Nancy Obregón, Sub-Secretary General of the Confederation
of Peruvian Coca Growers |
DRCNet
Interview: Anthropologist Anthony Henman |
Dozens
of Students to Embark This Weekend on 50-Mile "Skate for Justice" |
Newsbrief:
12 Tulia Victims Walk Out of Jail |
No
Rockefeller Reform This Session |
Candidate
Dean Bending on Medical Marijuana |
Newsbrief:
RAVE Act Reverberations |
Newsbrief:
Teachers Against Prohibition Reborn as Educators for Sensible Drug Policy |
Newsbrief:
Kentucky Supreme Court Tightens Law on Methamphetamine Prosecutions |
Newsbrief:
Thais Get Drug War Help from US |
Newsbrief:
US-Peru Anti-Drug Flights Set to Resume |
Newsbrief:
Israeli Company Receives Notice of Allowance from US Patent Office for
Synthetic Marijuana Pharmaceuticals |
Teen
Facing 26 Years for First-Time Marijuana Offense Sentenced to Two |
Marc Mauer
Testimony on Comparative International Rates of Incarceration |
The Reformer's Calendar
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