Showing posts with label weed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weed. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2013

#FreeCrunkBear We Are In Full Support!!


The 23-year-old math teacher at Overland High School in Aurora, Colorado who is in hot water with Cherry Creek School District officials for tweeting racy photos of herself as well as posting about drug use was put on paid leave by the district, but some of her students -- and fans -- are standing by her on Twitter in her time of need using the hashtag #FreeCrunkBear to show their support.

9News reports that some of Carly McKinney's students don't think she should be punished for what she pursues in her free time outside of school hours. "It's a teacher that's only five or six years older than our oldest students," an Overland High School student named Shaun told 9News. "So we kind of relate to her on a personal level."

Even some of McKinney's fellow teachers told 9News that they support her right to free speech and don't think she should be fired over her tweets.

The #FreeCrunkBear" hashtag comes from McKinney's now deleted Twitter page where she went by @Crunk_Bear. Here are some of the supportive tweets since the news broke that McKinney's behavior was going to be investigated by the school district. 

 



Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Top 5 uses for Marijuana. All from actual Universities... No Joke!

Here in California, marijuana is legal for just about any ailment you can dream up.
And while medical cannabis supporters have argued that the drug is a harmless tool for grandmothers with cancer who want to forget their pain and spark their appetites, there has been plenty of academic research on all the wonderful things weed can do too. READ MORE

5. Our top 5 marijuana-triggered cures starts with post traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD). The pro-pot folks at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies think that cannabis "can help reduce PTSD symptoms in fifty veterans with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)," according to a summary of a study approved by the FDA.