Massachusetts SSDPers!

[Hilary Dulin]

Hey everyone!

Next weekend MassCann will be starting to plan efforts at legalization! (See the message below).  I'm not sure how many of you are familiar with Jeff Herman, who ran for State Rep and lost on Medical Marijuana reform, but he is offering rides to students from Boston who would like to go!

Let me know if you are interested! and hope to see you there!

Hope you had a great thanksgiving,

-Hilary

Chapter Leader

Northeastern University SSDP

Please join Mass Cann and other members of the  Cannabis reform community 
on the afternoon of December 4 at 2:00 PM, upstairs of  Bar None, 18 Grafton  
Street, in Worcester to discuss: 2011 efforts at  legalization. 
We will be celebrating and discussing  future efforts at legalization 
following our victories.    
We are holding the meeting in Worcester near the bus and  train stations 
hoping this central location will be convenient to activists from  around the 
state. 
Topics of discussion to  include: 
What we can do to bring the topic to the race for the  White House by 
participating in Primary Election events. 
What we can do in the 2011-2012 session of the  legislature of 
Massachusetts to achieve a functioning Medical  Marijuana law and advance legalization. 
Analysis of the Legalization PPQs and exploration of  initiative 
petitioning. 
Regional leadership of possible initiative  drive. 
As always the event will conclude with raffles and  Civil disobedience 
training. 
Members in good standing, i.e., those  who donated at least $15 to Mass 
Cann in the year prior to NOVEMBER 20 and for  whom we have a good snail mail 
address should have received snail mail  notices. 
If you want to VOTE on any matters  coming before the meeting that are 
subject to a vote you must have donated at  least $25 in the year prior. 
You can join by _credit card  or check_ (http://masscann.org/join-us) . 
Memberships will be accepted at the  door. 
Contributions, dues and  gifts to MASS CANN are not tax deductable.