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Columbia Missourian: MU students ask for change in marijuana use policy

Written by Jordin Ruthstein

Thursday, 08 April 2010

COLUMBIA — Members of Mizzou NORML, which argues for equal punishment for alcohol and marijuana use, gathered in MU Speakers Circle to rally for Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation's Day of Action.

Students marched together to the chancellor's office to deliver a copy of the "Emerald Initiative" and the book "Marijuana Is Safer: So why are we driving people to drink?" Students hope to receive the chancellor's endorsement of the "Emerald Initiative," Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreations' initiative to open discussion about allowing students to use marijuana.

"It's time our colleges and universities stop teaching students to 'drink responsibly' and start teaching them to 'party responsibly,'" said Kellie Smith, president of Mizzou NORML.

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