Meanwhile Switzerland accidentally invades LiechtensteinJames Cameron says he has found the tomb of JesusTwenty new species turn up where an Antarctic ice shelf used to beShanghai's market drops 9 percent and the Dow falls 416 pointsThe world court finds Serbia failed to prevent the Srebrenica genocide
The week of Monday, February 26, 2007 Feb 26 – Mar 2, 2007 Week of Mon, Feb 26 – Mar 2, 2007
Toxic Hash Returned
Vol. III • No. 93 4 works, 3 new
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Pan Seared Hash
A surprising number of the collegiate populace had some hope for their cause, thanks to the Democrat’s takeover of the United States senate. A recent poll held in 15 major universities disclosed that 46.5 % of students have used, or continue to use, marijuana. The same poll results also states that 54.4% of students said they lie when asked a question about personal drug use. Despite controversy, marijuana has influenced America since it was stumbled upon in 1492 and wasn’t widely considered a deviance until the 20th Century. However, the sounds of the Regan’s war on drugs were about to be smoked out with the sounds of America’s own Iron Chefs in Kitchen Stadium.
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Toxic

Classic Stevil · from October 11, 2005
Orange Julius Trapped In A Monday

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1908

Tune of the Week
A Chapel Hill, North Carolina-based indie/roots-rock ensemble that carved out a uniquely eclectic footprint in the local Triangle music scene during the early 2000s. Known for their high-energy performances and an unconventional instrument lineup, the band famously described their genre-bending sound as "bipolar roots rock."
Jake Frysinger ("Big Pretty") – Frontman
Lucas McLawhorn - Multi-instrumentalist
Joe Kwon - Cello, vocals
Ingrid Stenzel - Accordion, Keyboard, vocals
Gary Mitchell - Drums and Percussion
Leon Godwin - Electric Guitar, Vocals
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Vol. III · No. 93 · Feb 26 – Mar 2, 2007





