Jack Kearney

Cypress College

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Professor of Addiction Studies at Cypress College near Seal Beach, where he’s been testifying against the proposed regulation; ordained Catholic priest

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The  Electronic Cigarette Convention  will take place this weekend in Anaheim.

Electronic Cigarettes: Should They Be Banned or Encouraged?

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