SSDP - FRCC

Interested in restarting ssdp at frcc?? The chapter leaders have graduated and we would love to help you get it going again!

Hey guys, I know not a whole lot has been going on with this page, and I apologize for the lack of activity. We are currently seeking members who wish to take an executive role in SSDP Boulder County. Considering the recent decisions by the constituencies of Colorado and Washington, SSDP has more work to do than ever. The wheels of sensibility have been set in motion and it is up to us, as the future leaders of this generation, to guide our generation and the next to more sensible policies. To take a more active role in SSDP contact me via Facebook or reach me, Greg, at (720) 224-2783 or email me at [email protected] Good luck on finals and see you next semester at FRCC BCC!

It's about time! Come check out the meeting tomorrow @ 3:30 in the clubs room to find out how you can fight the drug war in Colorado!

Lawmakers In 5 States Tell Feds To Back Off Medical Ma*****na WASHINGTON -- Elected lawmakers in five states have a message for the federal government: Don't interfere with state medical ma*****na laws.

Everyone! If you are interested in going to the conference this weekend, I just found out that you can get free registration (if u live in CO)! go to ssdp.org/conference, click register, and enter the code "Legalizecolorado" for your free ticket. Hopefully this will enable more of you to come! Please contact me with any questions/issues! [email protected]

2012 International SSDP Conference - Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) Kennesaw State University, just 20 miles north of Atlanta, Georgia, is home to SSDP's newest official chapter! I spoke with chapter founder and President Palmer Ribley about the journey so far and what the future holds for their chapter;

Hey all.. meeting today at 3:30pm in C1444. We will be discussing an excerpt on the Ma*****na Tax Act in Ron Paul's "The Revolution: A Manifesto." The link is to a slideshow summary of the book. We will also be planning our speaker event this semester and our next voter registration drive. Come check it out!

The Revolution: A Slideshow This slideshow summarizes many of the main points in Dr. Ron Paul's book, The Revolution: A Manifesto.

We will be discussing this Denver Post article at the meeting today @ 3:30pm in the clubs room, C1444. Check out the brief descriptions of two other CO ma*****na initiatives trying for the ballot this year. We will also talk about all of our events coming up this semester including a speaker event featuring Blake Wilson, a criminal defense lawyer and our faculty advisor!

See you there!

Colorado pot-legalization initiative needs more signatures - The Denver Post A proposed initiative to legalize limited possession of ma*****na in Colorado needs more signatures to qualify for the ballot.

NY Times on Colorado's proposal to Regulate Ma*****na Like Alcohol

A Ballot Push to Legalize Ma*****na, With Alcohol as the Role Model In Colorado, a proposal to legalize possession of ma*****na in small amounts is likely to be on the ballot this fall, backed by the Campaign to Regulate Ma*****na Like Alcohol.

Come check out our first meeting of the semester this Wednesday at 3:30 pm in C1444 (the clubs room)! We will be discussing the many open positions, planning events for the semester, and talking about what's new in drug policy reform.

So the chaos of the semester begins! SSDP will be meeting every Wednesday at 3:30pm in the clubs room, except today... There are a lot of exciting things going on this year so stop in to check us out!

"Physicians need better research on the drug to counsel patients better, which is not possible under the current federal prohibitions, the association said."

amednews: Governors push reclassification of ma*****na for medical use :: Jan. 16, 2012 ... American Four have signed requests for the federal government to change the classification to a schedule II drug.

“"I have always maintained that the legalization of ma*****na would lead to an overall drop in substance abuse in this country. In particular, the option of legal ma*****na use, as an alternative to the death and violence associated with alcohol use, would be a welcome societal change.”

Gary Johnson, former Governor of New Mexico.

Home Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER) works to educate the public about the fact that ma*****na is safer than alcohol. Through its social welfare lobbying arm, the SAFER Voter Education Fund (SVEF), it advocates for laws and policies that reflect that fact.

Check this out.. Linn State in Missouri implemented a mandatory drug testing policy for all incoming students.. How would you feel if this policy came to life at Front Range? We'll discuss this story as well as upcoming events at our next meeting: Wednesday, Sept 28thn 11am-noon in the clubs room

ACLU files suit over Mo. college's drug testing A federal judge placed a temporary block Wednesday night on a comprehensive new drug-testing program for students at a Missouri college after the American Civil Liberties Union went to court challenging the tests' constitutionality.