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CANNABIS ACTION NETWORK TOUR COMES TO SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY (VANCOUVER BC)
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Info. on this follows shortly. There's some technical stuff I have to get
out of the way first. Please bear with me.

There have been two failed attempts to post this to the net; this is the
third try. Apparently, my newsreader is tracking down crossposts and
gobbling them up.

What I'm doing is posting this to each newsgroup separately. The list is:

alt.drugs, alt.drugs.usenet, alt.censorship, alt.consciousness, 
alt.society.civil-liberty, alt.politics.libertarian, bc.general,
soc.college, talk.politics.drugs, talk.environment, sfu.general

I consider the post at least partly relevant to each of the above groups.
(Sorry if anyone disagrees.) The subject line is the same every time; if
you subscribe to more than one of the newsgroups in the above list, you
can ignore this post after the first time.

NOTE FOLLOWUPS: in every case, followup has been set to alt.drugs ONLY.

Info. in this post comes from a flyer sent to SFU LEAD from the Cannabis
Action Network Tour. I'm sketchy on the details myself, and won't be able to
tell you much more other than what follows in this post. I can give some
directions on how to get to SFU, or about SFU LEAD, but that's about it.

Feel free to forward it to anyone you know who might be interested, or to
post it to any newsgroup whose readers might be interested (but which I
missed out.)

Thanks for reading. Onward!


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CANNABIS ACTION NETWORK TOUR COMES TO SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY (VANCOUVER BC)

The Cannabis Action Network Tour will be at Simon Fraser University, in
Vancouver, B.C., on Monday, Oct 26, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Location will be in SFU's Main Mall (between the Library and the Pub, just
up the stairs from the bus stops & Information/Traffic & Security. Will be
on rain or shine.

Among the attractions:

The HEMP MUSEUM. A history of hemp, from its beginnings as the first
domesticated crop to its role in the Napoleonic Wars to "How hemp saved
George Bush's life."

Display of fabrics and clothes made from hemp.

Evyl Mussika--one of only 12 people in the U.S. legally allowed to smoke
marijuana--will be speaking.

Cannabis seed candies, hemp cookies (won't make anyone high :) )
[these may or may not be available--SFU's Traffic and Security is being
snitty over this part of the display -- KL]

Plus info. on hemp, drug laws, what you can do to have hemp re-legalised, 
hemp and the environment, hemp and the economy, social issues, etc.


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Sponsored by SFU League for Ethical Action on Drugs

For further information, phone: Dana Larsen (604) 942-1910
or email me: Keith_Lim@sfu.ca


-- 
 Keith_Lim@sfu.ca   Simon Fraser University, Burnaby B.C., V5A 1S6, Canada
 Hon Cog Sci; Min Psyc; Forum; Senate; CDSU; URC; ASC; FARSIDE; LEAD; CCCS
No, my opinions do *NOT* reflect those of SFU or of any of the above bodies.

Instructions for display of Canadian flag: "Stem points downward!"