Source: CBSNews
(CBS) So with college costs skyrocketing and the nation in the throes of a deep recession, what’s a kid to do if he can’t afford school?
California student Andrew Squire has an idea – use pot.
Okay, not technically use pot. More like use the idea of reforming marijuana laws as a way to raise some cash for college.
As reported by CBS station WOVR in Sacramento, Squire has started a Website called stonerdollars.com to solicit donations to pay for college in San Diego. The kick for donors? Seventy-five cents of every dollar will go to marijuana reform groups.
So far, the action’s been slow. Really slow. The site launched about a month ago and as of this story’s publication, Squire has brought in just $10.66. What’s worse – he only gets to keep around $2.67.
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Josh is a pro-legalization enthusiasts. Though he claims not to smoke marijuana, he states that "it's a personal decision with many of the same reasons that I don't drink. Hardly a reason it should be illegal." 
