Currently, the punishment for being caught with possession of marijauna at FSU is the loss of financial aid and potentially having it placed on your permanent record. A first time offense for possession of alcohol, however, is only a potential written arrest, sometimes even jus

College students often forget two things: 1) the legal drinking age in the United States is 21, and 2) smoking and/or possession of marijuana is illegal everywhere – except Amsterdam and a handful of other hippie-friendly locales.

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It’s no wonder things are a lot slower in the south. It may just have to do with all the pot.
 

At the University of Mississippi, there’s a whole facility where marijuana is grown. However, students don’t exactly get to take advantage. What a tease.
 

Instead, researchers are s

Yale is looking for an expert in alcohol and substance abuse. If you're considering applying for the position, make sure you model yourself after these eight big screen characters.

No, glaucoma patients shouldn't have all the fun. Now you can enjoy the "medicinal" properties of marijuana too.

Exhausted of politcs these days? So is our OSU editor who breaks down why the election means nothing.

If the police come to your dorm room and find marijuana, do not use the "it's my personal stash, so it's OK" excuse and expect to get away with it.

 Today MSNBC reported that Police Chief Michael Bratton thoroughly approves of the California Attorney General's tightened laws on Marijuana, saying that he brought "sanity to a situation that was total insanity".

With controls to help ensure that medical marijuana di

Collegiate hippies and stoners, take note! The next time you decide to toke up pop in one of these movies for maximum enjoyment.

If a proposal by Democratic Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank comes to pass, people possesing up to 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of marijuana would no longer be subject to arrest. The proposal, titled HR 5843, would also allow the "nonprofit transfer" of up to an