A VIRTUAL BREEZE
and other assorted comments on the war on drugs
from the opinion section
of the Media Awareness Project.
Articles marked by 
are especially recommended.
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OUR DUPLICITOUS DRUG DIALOGUES, 26 Feb, Washington Post, J. Zimmerman CANADA SHOULD AVOID WAR ON DRUGS, 25 Feb, Halifax Daily News, P. Barss Donham A MOMENT OF RIGHTNESS FOR BUSH, 25 Feb, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Molly Ivins
ILLEGAL DRUGS ARE DRIVING AMERICA CRAZY, 24 Feb, Roanoke Times, John M. Levy IS ANYBODY LISTENING?, 24 Feb, Charlotte Creative Loafing, Jerry Klein
A PROSECUTOR ADMITS THE FUTILITY OF THE WAR, 23 Feb, Slate, Howard W. Gowdy HIGH ANXIETY, 22 Feb, National Review Online, Jacob Sullum
PARDONS SHOULD GO TO THOSE CAUGHT IN THE WAR, 21 Feb, DM Register, N. Peirce MISSING A CHANCE ON DRUGS, 21 Feb, News & Observer, William Raspberry END FAILED NARCOTICS POLICY, 21 Feb, Detroit News DRUG-LAW REFORM, 13 Feb, Newsday EXCESS OF THE DRUG WAR, 13 Feb, Seattle Times PRESCRIPTION FOR TROUBLE, 12 Feb, Savannah Morning News FRONTLINE REPORT - WE'RE STILL LOSING, 11 Feb, Chicago Sun-Times
THE FOLLY AND FUTILITY OF DRUG PROHIBITION, 5 Feb, National Review, T. Lynch
A CHANGED MIND ON DRUG LEGALIZATION, 11 Jan, San Diego Union Trib., D. Klinger SUPPORT GROWS FOR SENSIBLE DRUG POLICIES, 10 Jan, Wash. Post, J. Mann
CALAMITOUS 'DRUG WAR', 10 Jan, Charleston Gazette DEBATING THE RECREATIONAL USE OF POT, 7 Jan, The Province, Karen Selick ADDICTED TO A FAILING WAR ON DRUGS, 8 Jan, Washington Post, Sebastian Mallaby
LET SERIOUS DRUG POLICY REFORM BEGIN, 6 Jan, Albuquerque Journal AVOID THE VIETNAM SYNDROME IN COLOMBIA, 6 Jan, Intl. Herald-Tribune, W. Pfaff IT'S TIME TO SOFTEN NY'S DRUG LAWS, 5 Jan, Newsday, John R. Dunne DRUGS WAR PUTS BUSH IN THE FIRING LINE, 4 Jan, Guardian Weekly, H. O'Shaughnessy DON'T WAIT TOO LONG TO CHANGE HATS, 31 Dec, AR Democrat-Gazette, M. Oakley ANOTHER PROHIBITION, ANOTHER FAILURE, 30 Dec, New York Times, Gary E. Johnson
AN UNFIT NOMINEE, 30 Dec, New York Times, Anthony Lewis A NEW ERA FOR DRUG POLICY? , 30 Dec, Orange County Register
NO LONGER A DRUG WARRIOR, 29 Dec, Orange County Register, Dan Weintraub WAR ON DRUGS ONLY CAUSES MORE PAIN, 28 Dec, News Journal, Floyd E. McDowell Sr. DRUG LAW INEQUITIES, 27 Dec, Daily Camera, Anthony Lewis RACIAL PROFILING OUTLAWED, 24 Dec, Alameda Times-Star, R. Hamilton PARDON ME, PLEASE, 20 Dec, Chicago Tribune, Eric E. Sterling THE REAL COST OF THE DRUG WAR, 20 Dec, MidWeek, Michelle Malkin MARIJUANA ARGUED AS PRIVACY ISSUE, 19 Dec, Journal-World, J. Anderson, D. Cohn DRUG-WAR LAWS HURT GORE, 8 Dec, Montreal Gazette, Lyle Stewart A CALL TO FIX U.S. DRUG WAR, 7 Dec, Miami Herald, Andres Oppenheimer
MAKE SENSE, NOT WAR, 7 Dec, Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Jane Marcus PUBLIC WISES UP TO BAD DRUG POLICIES, 4 Dec, San Jose Mercury News, J. Jacobs VOTERS DISSENT FROM THE WAR ON DRUGS, 3 Dec, Daily Camera, E. A. Nadelmann FLOODLIGHT ON PROFILING , 3 Dec, Bergen Record, J. Pillets and W. Ruderman DOWNEY AND THE DRUG WAR, 3 Dec, Washington Times, Michelle Malkin A PERFECT FACE FOR THE WAR ON DRUGS, 3 Dec, San Diego Union Tribune, R. Cohen COST OF OUR FAILED WAR ON DRUGS IS TOO HIGH, 3 Dec, Baltimore Sun, G. Kane NO PLACE IN THE U.S., 2 Dec, Topeka Capital-Journal REGULATE LEGALIZED MARIJUANA TO PROTECT KIDS, 2 Dec, Roanoke Times, R. Sharpe DRUG WAR HASN'T BEEN SUCCESSFUL, 1 Dec, Cherry Hill Courier-Post THE RIGHT TO BE LEFT ALONE, 30 Nov, Chicago Tribune, S. Chapman
ROBERT DOWNEY'S PROBLEM--AND OURS, 30 Nov, Washington Post, Richard Cohen IN THE LAND OF THE LOTUS EATERS, 30 Nov, Point Reyes Light, David V. Mitchell SUPREME COURT REMOVES A ROADBLOCK, 30 Nov, San Francisco Chronicle THE RIGHT DECISION ON INDY ROADBLOCKS, 29 Nov, Indianapolis Star AN IDEA ABOUT RACE AND A WAR ON DRUGS, 28 Nov, Star-Ledger, McNichol & Marsico CITIZENS QUIETLY REBEL AGAINST WAR, 26 Nov, San Jose Mercury News, J.D. McNamara THOUGHT POLICE WORSE THAN DRUGS, 26 Nov, Denver Post, Ed Quillen 'DRUG WAR' REMAINS UNWINNABLE, 24 Nov, Salt Lake Tribune, R. Blumner
TREATMENT IS KEY TO DRUG WAR EFFORTS, 23 Nov, Houston Chronicle, Thom Marshall TRULY DISENFRANCHISED, 21 Nov, Seattle Times
THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE - STOP THE DRUG WAR, 21/11, Sacramento Bee, A. Huffington VOTERS CLEARLY PUNCHED 'NO' TO WAR, 20 Nov, Chicago Tribune, Salim Muwakkil ANOTHER BUST THAT'S A BUST, 20 Nov, Ottawa Citizen WAR ON DRUGS TO NO END OR REASON, 19 Nov, St. Petersburg Times, R. Blumner AMERICA RETHINKS DRUG-WAR POLICIES, 18 Nov, Northwest Florida Daily News SECOND THOUGHTS ON COLOMBIA, 18 Nov, Chicago Tribune A LAW THAT'S OUT OF CONTROL IN THE U.S., 13 Nov, Ottawa Citizen, Dan Gardner VOTERS GETTING WISE TO THE WAR ON DRUGS, 15 Nov, Washington Post, J. Mann
O.C. CONFRONTS DRUG WAR AND TURNS LEFT , 15 Nov, Los Angeles Times, D. Parsons WAR ON DRUGS HITS A WALL IN FOUR MORE STATES, 15 Nov, The Hawk Eye REJECTING THE INEFFECTIVE WAR ON DRUGS, 13 Nov, Daily Nebraskan, J. Patrick DRUG WAR DOWN THE GARDEN PATH, 13 Nov, Columbus Dispatch, S. Stephens INDESCRETION FOLLOWS INTO ADULTHOOD, 12 Nov, St. Petersburg Times, B. Maxwell CIVIL RIGHTS IS REAL CASUALTY, 12 Nov, Lexington Herald-Leader, Alan Handleman DRUG WAR IS DE FACTO TERRORISM POLICY, 9 Nov, Amarillo Globe-News, Greg Sagan WOD HIGH ON LIST OF STUPID THINGS, 5/11, Galveston County Daily News, H. Taylor LOOKING FOR LEADERSHIP ON THE DRUG WAR, 5 Nov, Chicago Tribune, S. Chapman INTERMINABLE DRUG WAR CLAIMS ANOTHER OFFICER, 1 Nov, Wash. Post, C. Milloy Before November 2000: More assorted articles before September 2000 "You can enter a completely different world where the issue [drug policy]
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