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...petition need not be seen as irrelevant. In fact, the resolution serves to emphasize the important medical and ethical arguments in favor of legalizing medicinal marijuana. But perhaps more importantly, the council's stand demonstrates that, although the medicinal marijuana movement has long been associated with the burntout pot smokers of the '60s, the time has come for mainstream America to embrace the cause...
...whether a drug should be available by prescription asks whether it has "currently accepted medical use." A current study by Kennedy School Lecturer Mark A.R. Kleiman showed that 54 percent of surveyed oncologists thought smoked marijuana should be available by prescription. Forty-four percent said they had already recommended pot to a patient...
...federal government understands this too, and in 1985 made available by prescription a synthetic version of THC, the active ingredient in pot. What's at issue now is the right of doctors to prescribe marijuana in smoked form. So. you may ask, if there's a pill that's just as good, why do those nasty, smelly little cigarettes need to be legal...
City is a dirty word now. To most Americans it is the hole the welfare state crawled in to die. It is the grand urban experiment -- O.K., everybody into the melting pot -- gone spectacularly awry. And what's left? The city as techno-sump, the pot of ordure at the end of the rainbow coalition, the dead end of Sesame Street...
Just as the Ginsberg hearings left people with high ambitions scared about smoking pot, the Thomas hearings this week will likely prompt a few lawyers and judges to consult their books and think before they speak. It has become clear that too many lawyers do not know what constitutes sexual harassment under...