MONDAY, APRIL 13 // 5–6:30PM // REVELLE CONFERENCE ROOMS B&C
TUESDAY, APRIL 14 // 5:30–7PM // MARIPOSA RM, MUIR COLLEGE (NEXT TO JOHN'S MARKET)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 // 3–4:30PM // THE ZONE
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FRIDAY, APRIL 24 // 6-8:30PM // PRICE CENTER THEATER AND FOYER
Join us for the UC San Diego premiere of “What’s In My Baggie,” a film that exposes “the truth about the rise of dangerously misrepresented substances” and the current drug policy. After the screening, join the filmmakers and community panelists in a lively Q&A discussion. Free snacks and prizes. Join our Facebook for updated info coming soon.
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SYMBOL OF UNITY
The ampersand isn't just a tool for conjunction; it’s a symbol of unity. It denotes combination, plurality, and most importantly, the idea that there is more to the picture than just one element. Far too often, attempts at alcohol and drug risk reduction will focus on the individual and their sole responsibility in solving the problem.
We see it differently. The ampersand reinforces the central concept of “Stay With Me” -- that risk reduction isn’t just an individual responsibility, but rather a shared responsibility that takes into account multiple factors. To effectively address this issue, we need to approach it as a community, and that begins with the Stay With Me campaign.
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