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Cougars for Cannabis Club Stirs Debate on Campus
Club seeks to create discourse on cannabis policy, but some students say it's not appropriate for the college.

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Hometown: St. Charles, MO
Bio: Kalen Ponche is a journalist who lives to tell interesting stories. She grew up in St. Charles County, then attended Truman State University and earned a degree in Communications Journalism.
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Club seeks to create discourse on cannabis policy, but some students say it's not appropriate for the college.

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