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Pot Should be a Medicinal Alternative 4

Daily Titan, California State University, Fullerton, CA

9 hours ago by Joe Simmons

There's ample evidence that marijuana can be a powerful drug to combat illness.

In 1999, the Institute of Medicine published a report entitled "Marijuana and Medicine" that explored the drug's uses and its side effects. Its conclusion was simple: marijuana can be used to help many kinds of patients, and further testing of the drug was warranted.

Harbor Profile: Mits Yamashita 2

HarborTides, Los Angeles Harbor College, Wilmington , CA

22 hours ago by Peggy Bacon

"I have been involved in Martial Arts for forty-five years", Sensei Yamashita begins. "Chuck Norris and I started a little studio in Torrance in the sixties. After a few years, Bruce Lee came to America and joined us. We were just three guys, promoting martial arts, going to lunch together, talking about girls.

Earth Day celebrated on campus 2

The Breeze, Chaffey College, Rancho Cucamonga, CA

1 day ago by Julie Cosgrove

In honor of Earth Day, Eva Cortez models an appealing outfit recycled from thrift store cast offs. In the rear, AMAN/AWOMAN Coordinator Sheila Marchbanks joins in the spirit of the day. All models in the fashion show were dressed from beautiful thrift store finds in accordance with the motto "restore, reuse, recycle.

Alcohol ruins TIR broadcast 1

Daily Titan, California State University, Fullerton, CA

8 hours ago by Joseph Gavica

Drug Rehabiliation Centers in Orange County 1

Daily Titan, California State University, Fullerton, CA

8 hours ago by Julie Anne Ines

Able to Change

Recovery

What: Residential program, with residences separate from the actual treatment facility; has room for 30 male or female clients.

Treatment: Three phases at 30 days each: phase one involves intense primary care with group and one-on-one counseling, hypnosis and meetings with a clinical psychologist; phase two is the transitional phase where patients take on more responsibilities and work on getting back into the "real world"; phase three is extended care, known as the "exit planning" phase where patients continue to receive counseling as they near the end of the program.

Sex, Drugs and DSL 1

Daily Titan, California State University, Fullerton, CA

9 hours ago by Titan Editorial

It was bound to happen.

In Pennsylvania this week, the first 12-step program has been instituted for those who have to compulsively check their e-mail.

"Hi, I'm Jack and I'm a Goog-a-holic."

It's funny to think the day would come when we would speak of such an event, and no one is in the least bit surprised.

Colliding Particles Could Ruin Your Summer Plans 1

The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA

20 hours ago by Richie DeMaria

We're doomed.

If you hadn't heard the news, the world's biggest particle collider is set to launch as early as this summer, potentially answering several of science's pressing questions and destroying the entire earth in the meantime.

Campus thinks green 1

The Breeze, Chaffey College, Rancho Cucamonga, CA

1 day ago by Alex Bulato

Schools everywhere are looking for ways to make better use of energy and become "green campuses," and Chaffey College is no different.

The college is exploring a number of ways to reduce energy consumption on campus in an effort to make Chaffey a more environmentally friendly school.

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