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Eugene Oscapella of the Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy will be presenting at the Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference. For more information, see http://www.cfp2007.org/live/index.html, or c

Please join like-minded friends for the next Madison NORML meeting. For more information, contact 608.241.8922.

Please join like-minded friends for the next Madison NORML meeting. For more information, contact 608.241.8922.

Please join us for our area's contribution to the Global Marijuana March. We will protesting/celebrating/gathering at Stevens Point. The event begins at the K-Mart parking lot and proceeds to the band shell in Pfiffner Park for acoustic music and speakers.

Please join like-minded friends for the next Madison NORML meeting. For more information, contact 608.241.8922.

Recent increases in opium production in Afghanistan presents a Catch-22 to U.S. policymakers. On the one hand, a November 2006 United Nations and World Bank report found that forced eradication of opium crops is driving poor Afghans into the hands of the Taliban, empowering crime syndicates and destabilizing the country. On the other hand, doing nothing about the heroin trade allows major drug traffickers to enrich themselves unfettered. Is there a third option?