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Did you know... that in 2005, Gov. Ted Kulongoski signed a bill making Oregon the first U.S. state to require prescriptions for cold medicines containing pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient used to make methamphetamine?

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Tobacco, and also Reed

We oughtta get something in here on tobacco. Use of the federal tobacco settlement dollars, history of cigarette taxes including Measure 50, smoking ban in bars.

Another area is that I think Reed College has a significant role in both the development and use/culture of several hallucinogens. I think there are some that were developed by Reed chemistry students. Also, beat generation folks who went to Reed...Gary Snyder and associates, and Dr. Demento, had a role in the evolution of drug culture. More recently, Peter Zuckerman had some significant stuff to say about drug use at Reed while he was a student there...and the Willamette Week had a (pretty awful) article on the subject a few months back. The place has a unique connection with the world of illegal drugs, no doubt. Not sure the best way to approach all this, some might regard me as conflicted because I went to school there, and I don't know the right sources to go to. But it's probably worth exploring. -Pete (talk) 22:35, 26 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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