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| The Pot TV News for March 19, 2003 | 19 Mar 2003 | ||||||||||||||||
TURN ON, TUNE IN, TAKE OVER! VICTORIA B.C. -- Today's marijuana advocates never talk about dropping out. In contrast, at the fourth annual convention Monday of Hempology 101, speaker after speaker told of their battles working within the system. "We believe strongly in a civil, orderly, peaceful society," said Ted Smith, founder of Hempology 101. POLICE MAY CONFISCATE COLLEGE DORM NEW HAMPSHIRE -- McIntosh College is a small college of about 950 students that specializes in career-oriented education. Now, after arresting nine current and former McIntosh students on pot charges in August 2002, the local police want to confiscate the school's dormitory under federal civil forfeiture law. CANADA'S TOP COP WANTS U.S.-STYLE POT GROW PENALTIES SURREY B.C. -- Solicitor General Rich Coleman has issued a call for tougher, American-style penalties for pot growers, despite 72% support in polls for full legalization. [Reply to This]
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