re: Big drug bust at Alabama today...

I like that that guy hosted the list on his personal Scribd account, along with his resume and his application to be editor-in-chief.

This is the official email we got from our president:
Early this morning, the local multi-agency drug enforcement task force concluded investigations that resulted in search and arrest warrants being served on and off the UA campus. UAPD, which is a participating agency with the task force, assisted with the investigations and arrests.

The students who were arrested will be referred to Judicial Affairs. Once judicial reviews are completed, students will receive sanctions up to and including expulsion. UA has a zero tolerance policy when it comes to the sale or distribution of drugs, on or off campus, and we will continue to vigorously enforce that policy.

These students represent a small group of UA students. UA will review our current policies and practices to ensure that we are doing all we can to educate students to make the best decisions they can and that we are providing an environment that is conducive to learning. Students must understand that they have a choice when it comes to their behavior, and that their decision to violate drug laws and the Student Code of Conduct will have consequences.

One of our top priorities at The University of Alabama is the security and well-being of our students. We invest significant time and resources in a three-pronged approach that focuses on education, environment and enforcement. And, our commitment to student safety and well-being extends beyond the geographic boundaries of our campus. The University is extremely disappointed when students make choices about substance abuse that can have such a significant and negative impact on their lives and others, including their families, their friends, other students and this University.

I can assure you that we will continue to work diligently with students and parents to effectively address the national problem of substance abuse on our campus and in our community. Please know that I am committed to making sure that students have the information they need to make good decisions. And, that I am committed to leading the way for every student who chooses to be successful in his/her academic and personal endeavors. Together, we will focus on the highest possible ethical, moral and legal standards.

Judy Bonner
President

1. I don't think she has been told the whole truth.
2. WVUA-TV is horrible. They're talking about mowing yards and petting dogs. Edge of your seat kind of stuff.

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“I know a lot of people consider it to be a harmless drug,” Anderson said. “It’s still illegal to possess it, distribute and traffic it in the state of Alabama. Therefore, it’s against the law and we’re going to enforce the law no matter how harmless people think it is.”

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You know the tide is turning on marijuana legalization when cops have to make disclaimers like this when they arrest people. How embarrassing and even they know it is.

I'd argue that the police saving a single person from abuse/assault/murder using the time and resources they spent on this witch hunt would've been the better thing to do.

Meanwhile, Jim Bob is going to the package store to buy his cigarettes and bottom-shelf whiskey that he will go on to drink and then probably beat his wife

Hmmm seems there are frat members involved y'all better hope the Feds don't get wind of these criminal societies and start a RICO case against them

we have names




LINK

I bet a lot of these is pill related B.S.

One pill please sell me one in hurting.

Arrested , if thats the case these cops need to get a life ,if its real drugs being sold then thats a different situation.But if you have an informant student begging to buy a joint then tats crazy.

any of Nicky's fine young men?