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    From inmate to advocate: decriminalization and reform activist to speak at CU Boulder

    by Guest Writer April 16, 2024
    by Guest Writer April 16, 2024

    Stephanie Shepard, a decriminalization and reform activist, will speak at the Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium on Wednesday. By Emma Greene

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  • Beyond BoulderNews

    As cannabis sales steady, sellers remain challenged by how they market online

    by Vyla Carter January 16, 2020
    by Vyla Carter January 16, 2020

    With strict federal regulations on promoting cannabis products online, industry professionals are finding ways to navigate the system. By Vyla Carter

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  • BooksEntertainment

    CU alum Jackson Tilley reflects on the cannabis industry in ‘Billion Dollar Dimebag’

    by Ben Berman October 7, 2019
    by Ben Berman October 7, 2019

    Jackson Tilley advocates for the legalization of cannabis as “a gay, sober, legal weed dealer” in his new book. By Ben Berman

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  • 4/20Beyond BoulderCultureNewsVisuals

    Photos: 4/20 celebration draws thousands to Denver’s Civic Center

    by Anna Haynes April 21, 2019
    by Anna Haynes April 21, 2019

    With Colorado in its fifth year of permitting the sale of recreational cannabis, Denver drew thousands for the world’s “largest 4/20 event.” By Anna Haynes

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  • 4/20CampusNews

    Second annual drug symposium discusses rise in drug acceptance

    by Tory Lysik April 19, 2019
    by Tory Lysik April 19, 2019

    CU’s Psychedelic Club held the symposium to educate students about drug policies and advocate for greater acceptance. By Tory Lysik

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  • CampusNews

    Hallett Hall residents report false citations from CSOs

    by Robert Tann April 21, 2018
    by Robert Tann April 21, 2018

    Lapses in communication between dorm residents and CSO officers have led to confusion. By Robert Tann and Heidi Harris

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  • Opinion

    Opinion: Employers should stop testing for marijuana

    by Vasundhara Tyagi April 4, 2018
    by Vasundhara Tyagi April 4, 2018

    Opinions do not necessarily represent CUIndependent.com or any of its sponsors. As the class of 2018…

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  • EntertainmentMusic

    Wiz Khalifa’s ‘Laugh Now, Fly Later’ will blow you away … if you have enough smoke

    by Sam Danshes November 16, 2017
    by Sam Danshes November 16, 2017

    Khalifa’s newest mixtape has creative beats with jazzy vibes that will please the stoner crowd, but a sober listen reveals a lack of depth. By Sam Danshes

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  • Opinion

    Opinion: Drugs on college campuses aren’t so dope after all

    by Carlisle Olsen February 27, 2017
    by Carlisle Olsen February 27, 2017

    The culture of drug use on college campuses is dangerous to students and should be viewed with skepticism. By Carlisle Olsen

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  • CU TabooPodcasts

    CU Taboo: Is your weed too strong?

    by CU Independent September 20, 2016
    by CU Independent September 20, 2016

    CUI’s controversial news podcast this week takes on the issue of regulating pot.

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