Since 1974 HIGH TIMES has been tracking strains and prices at home and abroad. While the magazine has changed a great deal since the mid-‘70s, THMQ has remained a constant and become the source of information on the marijuana market. This was possible thanks to the thousands of readers over the years who’ve sent us the straight dope about their local smoke. Now it’s time to kick back, light up, and enjoy a very special THMQ featuring 35 years of pot in America (condensed).

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A 24-year-old aspiring businessman says he's teaching Michigan residents how to grow medical marijuana at his new "Med Grow Cannabis College."

Nick Tennant founded his school this year after an auto-detailing business he started after high school failed, The New York Times reported Sunday.

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DENVER Inside the green neon sign, which is shaped like a marijuana leaf, is a red cross. The cross serves the fiction that most transactions in the store -- which is what it really is -- involve medicine.

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At the Peace in Medicine Healing Center in Sebastopol, the wares on display include dried marijuana — featuring brands like Kryptonite, Voodoo Daddy and Train Wreck — and medicinal cookies arrayed below a sign saying, “Keep Out of Reach of Your Mother.”

The warning tells a story of its own: some of the center’s clients are too young to buy themselves a beer.

Several Bay Area doctors who recommend medical marijuana for their patients said in recent interviews that their client base had expanded to include teenagers with psychiatric conditions including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.

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