What college's have banned cigarette smoking on campus?
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I don't know - but if you can't find that information out through this website http://www.smokersclub.com/newsind.htm it might not be possible to get such information - Good Luck!!!
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i hear colorado is big on smoking but i'd have to say gainesville florida cause me and my roommates smoke enough for the entire city
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Issue 4...even though I can't vote due to me moving and missing the voter registration deadline...But I would have chosen yes on issue 4 because I think its wrong if you ban all puclib areas...I man or women doesn't go to a bar or a club to smoke?  That what I mean...I don't smoke but I think its affecting the ones who do smoke freedom.
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All schools are no drug, alochol or smoking zones. Now, like others have said, they would have a lot of work to prove that you were smoking on campus (where you vehicle is parked), but if they can do that, then you could face punishment. Otherwise, who is to say that the vehicle does not belong to your parents and they were their cigarettes? \n\nOn top of that, if you really want to play a trump card, what were they doing peering into your vehicle? If you were to simply ask if they had "probable cause" to look into your vehicle, it might back them down. As this is not a police enforced area though, that might not work as well, especially since the butts were in plain view. \n\nMy suggestion, if you are going to have butts in your ashtray while your vehicle is at school - close the ashtray. Ultimately, if they are unable to prove that you were the one smoking them they can not punich you. I am guessing though that you are a student of that school - if so, more than likely you are under the age required to purchase cigarettes. If you are indeed a minor, the school might call your parents and inform them of your smoking. That might be worse than anything the school would do to you!
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Smoking is banned in certain areas of Nevada, Measure 5 passed.  You will still be allowed to smoke in casinos and bars, but not where children are allowed (like the sports bars I think). but not in grocery stores and child care centers,etc. (my god, i had no idea that wasn't already law!!!)
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Teachers aren't allowed to smoke in classrooms in America.
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I think Del Mar already banned smoking, including sidewalks, beaches, and other outdoor public places.  Definitely other cities will follow suit, especially after the state of CA already classified 2nd hand smoke as a toxic substance.
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Some colleges publish such a list themselves.  Check with the university archives at Duke.
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Drink Beer! (hey....it got me through college) *shrugs*
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Smoking or non-smoking?\nHelmet laws\nSeatbelts!\nThe right to die\nSpanking vs not spanking
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i think all states have anti-somking ads phillip-morris has one and truth.com is the biggest one i know of. you can always go to google and type anti-smoking campaigns. i also know that truth.com targets mostly teens
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I think restaurants should ban it, but certain bars should be allowed to have certain smoking sections. Full bans hurt the business.
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Anything at a community college
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The best solution... Coffee!  The gasoline of all college students.  Or far stronger and more expensive is Red Bull.\n\nTip: In many college classrooms, regardless of the no drinking policy, you can usually eat and drink in there, just don't spill or leave the garbage on the floor.\n\nAlso, the best thing to do is to always get eight hours of sleep, because one of my professors said, "you sleep, you will be doing pushups!"
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condoms - the in's and out's of campus life
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Terry Lee Owens, a female student at Piscataway High School in Piscataway, N.J., who was caught smoking cigarettes in the school bathroom with another student in March 1980
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Issue 4 would allow smoking in bars, bowling alleys, bingo halls, racetracks, enclosed areas of restaurants and some other buildings. \n\nIssue 5, would ban smoking in nearly all buildings outside the home.\n\nMy husband and I just recently purchased a bar and we are very concerned that the people, (may I remind everyone one that their name is not on our promissory note with the bank.) Can decide if I can allow smoking in my establishment.\n\nI'm pissed. It's suppose to be effective December 8, 2006. And since Issue 5 passed, the only place smokers can smoke is outside. That's it.\n\nI posted a similar question, about possible loopholes. There is a clause in the issue 5 regarding private clubs and you would have to get a D-4 permit to do so. But, to get a D-4 permit you have to be Non-Profit and an established "club" for at least 3 years. \n\nSo basically, the voter's told us how to run our business. Which to me is not fair. \n\nI guess the bright side is that there is no evidence that it actually decreases business, it may possibly increase business because the people who don't like cigarette smoke may be more likely to frequent bars now, since they won't have to deal with the smoke. and since it's for the entire state and not just a city/ward . It's not like our patrons can go around the corner and give there business to another bar because you can't smoke there either.