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Koree Cotton has signed with DePaul men’s basketball, the team announced today. Cotton played the 2025-26 season with the UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros. “We are excited to welcome Koree to Chicago and the DePaul basketball family,” head coach Chris Holtmann said in the release. “He is a versatile, two-way player who has proven himself as a capable scorer and skilled defender ...


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Studies show that many Americans believe marijuana is a healthier alternative to alcohol and tobacco. But DePaul experts say this perception is not backed by current scientific evidence. The perspective that marijuana is safer than alcohol and tobacco is relatively new. In 2006, according to Pew Research, only 32% of Americans thought that marijuana should be legalized, compa...


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Dentro de SWAY, un dispensario de cannabis en Northalsted, los clientes no solo buscan productos. Están formando conexiones y construyendo comunidades que ayudan a crear un sentido de pertenencia dentro de la cultura del cannabis y más allá. “Nuestro objetivo es ser tu dispensario amigable del vecindario, donde la gente sonríe y saluda”, dijo Kevin Hauswirth, socio de la marc...


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Most people don’t know what 420 stands for, let alone why it’s celebrated. Other than April 20 being an unofficial holiday to get high, the day’s origins have gotten lost in the haze. The term 420 originated in the 1970s with a group of high schoolers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Referring to themselves as the “Waldos,” the group would meet after class at a statue on school...


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