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A toke a day keeps memory loss at bay - Globe and Mail

Turns out a few dances with Mary Jane can do wonders for an aging brain. Yes, a daily toke in later-middle and old age can help slow memory loss, or the onset of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis, a new study suggests ...

This week's readers' letters - Cycling News

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Column: Decriminalize marijuana for medical testing - U-Wire.com

UC Berkeley is famous (or infamous) for a few things. One would be deeply depressed nerds bawling over their latest midterm -- a stereotype I see a great deal (in the mirror). Another may be the amazing scientific research that goes on in the ...

2008 (2665) - Dakota Voice

► January 16 - January 23 (1) ``The more culture becomes frank and crude about sexuality, it becomes more and more appropriate for the church to address the issue of sexuality,'' Paris said. ``The church can address the issue in a healthy ...

First Edition Cycling News - Cycling News

Having taken out the Munich Six Day earlier this month, Iljo Keisse and Robert Bartko will go into the Gent Six as favourites. Starting tonight in one of Belgium's iconic cycling cities, the 68th edition of the Zesdaagse van Gent will be the chance ...

KTEN Local News - KTEN.com

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March 16 - March 23 - Dakota Voice

► January 16 - January 23 (1) One of the favorite lies secularists love to tell in their efforts to undermine belief in America's Christian heritage (and by extension confidence that America should retain Christian values) is that the Founders were ...

Debate over drug testing - MSNBC

What Maryellen Stratmann heard at her youngest son’s freshman orientation a few weeks ago was music to the Springfield, Mo., mother’s ears: His Catholic high school would be conducting random drug testing on all students. Her older son also has ...

Learn basic facts about marijuana - Ledger-Enquirer

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Ups and Downs in NCAA Drug Tests - Inside Higher Ed

The association said on Thursday that its Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports had released a report showing that 49 athletes had tested positive for steroid use during the association’s year-round testing in 2004-5 ...

Middletown schools may add drugs to testing list (Asbury Park Press)

The Board of Education will discuss the possibility of adding prescription drugs such as Oxycodone, to the substance list for their random drug testing policy during tonight's workshop meeting.

Middletown schools mull changes to drug-test policy (Asbury Park Press)

As the Board of Education considers whether to add prescription drugs to its random drug testing policy, Superintendent of Schools Karen Bilboa said any decision would wait until after the district surveys students in May.

Letters to Cyclingnews - November 21, 2008 (Cyclingnews)

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A toke a day keeps memory loss at bay (The Globe and Mail)

Small doses of marijuana improve the function of aging brains, scientists find

First Edition Cycling News, November 18, 2008 (Cyclingnews)

Having taken out the Munich Six Day earlier this month, Iljo Keisse and Robert Bartko will go into the Gent Six as favourites. Starting tonight in one of Belgium's iconic cycling cities, the 68th edition of the Zesdaagse van Gent will be the chance for Keisse to secure a home turf win.

Suburban Trends (The Record)

Nearly two years and several revisions later, Kinnelon's school board has adopted a voluntary student alcohol and drug testing policy.

W.Va. school drug policy to include student drivers (The Charleston Gazette)

POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -- Mason County students may soon face drug tests if they drive to school. The county board of education has released a proposed student drug test policy that focuses on students who participate in extracurricular activities as well as those who drive to school.

Group takes aim at medical marijuana law (The World)

ALBANY (AP) — Dan Harmon is not celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act.

Business group takes aim at pot law (Corvallis Gazette-Times)

On the eve of its 10th anniversary, the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act is facing a determined attack by a coalition of business and other interests.

Fire, bail issues in LaGrange man’s case (Bangor Daily News)

BANGOR, Maine — Jeremy Hart was back in jailhouse orange when he appeared Wednesday in 3rd District Court, accused of violating his bail conditions after allegedly testing positive for marijuana and Percocet.