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...part of the University’s effort to inform the campus about the new sexual assault policy this fall, College administrators have also created a presentation detailing the impact of the new corroboration requirement on the Ad Board’s investigations...
During the presentation, Avery cited campus resources available to sexual assault victims. Fithian then compared how the Ad Board would investigate a sexual assault complaint under the new policy with how an investigation would taken place in the past...
...marijuana’s harmlessness is precisely what the ONDCP campaign is trying to cover up. The gun ad ends with white writing on a black screen that says “Marijuana can distort your sense of reality.” And then fades into “Harmless...
...went on to justify the ad by saying, “There are many, many instances of violence that has occurred either intentionally or accidentally with marijuana or other drugs.” True, but how many actual deaths are there each year resulting from marijuana use? There are no deaths resulting from overdose because it is physically impossible, but there are probably accidental deaths from people who died in accidents and also happened to be using marijuana. In the nine million person New York metro area, there were no deaths in 2000 where marijuana was the only drug involved...
...ad present such an implausible scenario when it could have shown the teens drinking alcohol or snorting cocaine—two drugs which lead to thousands more drug-related deaths per year than marijuana? It’s because marijuana is by far the most popular illegal drug among teens today and its use is on the rise. The Bush administration has foolishly decided to target teen marijuana users and waste billions of dollars each year to enforce what is essentially a harmless drug...