PAUL KUHN ON MEDICAL MARIJUANA AT POTLUCK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 8 Lunch & Program Aiden Coburn 15 Technology Fair with Deloitte 21 Birthday Potluck: Paul Kuhn 22 Daytrip Chapel Hill 27 Red Hat Trip
29 Lunch & Program Independence Day Celebration!
30 Daytrip AMP Graduation
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NOT SO MANY YEARS AGO, marijuana was proclaimed to be a very bad drug. Nowadays, it’s legal in some states. What’s up with that? Paul Kuhn will be our speaker at Potluck, and he knows what’s up with marijuana legislation. Kuhn appeared before the Senate and House Committees of the Tennessee General Assembly in support of the 2014 Koozer-Kuhn Medical Cannabis Act, named in honor of his late wife, Jeanne. She died in 1996 following a battle with cancer. Marijuana relieved the debilitating side effects of her chemotherapy after the best legal medication failed.
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he Red Had Society trip will take place one day early this month, on Tuesday, June 27. The reason is because we’re going to historic Falls Mill in Belvidere, and it’s closed on Wednesdays. Falls Mill was built in 1873 as a cotton and woolen factory. It was later converted for use as a cotton gin, then as a wood working shop and grist mill. Today the mill houses the Museum of Power and Industry, and the 32-foot waterwheel still powers machinery on four levels of the building.
Kuhn graduated Magna Cum Laude from Vanderbilt in 1965. Following service in the Navy, he earned an MBA degree from Indiana University. After a 42-year career, Kuhn retired in 2013 as senior partner in an investment advisory firm he co-founded in Nashville in 2000. Join us June 21, and hear what Kuhn has to say about marijuana. We’ll have lunch at 11:30, and Kuhn will follow at about noon. provides the main course. Please bring a side dish.
Senior admission to tour the museum is $3. Lunch — and food shopping — will be at the nearby Swiss Pantry. They offer sandwiches, subs and soups for lunch, but they’re also a bulk food store specializing in cakes, breads, deli meats, cheeses and who knows what else. Y ou may want to bring a thermal lunchbox for food you purchase there. Be prepared for a long ride in the van. It’s 70 miles to Belvidere. The van will leave the center at 8:40 am. Van fee is: $15.