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Princeton Proposition 8 

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Tyler Machado, one of our WG bloggers, just posted this very funny video from Princeton.

Says Tyler:

A group of Princeton University students have been collecting signatures on Princeton's Proposition 8,which would restore the "traditional" definition of sidewalks — i.e.that freshmen aren't allowed to use them. They can walk on the grassright alongside, though. Separate but equal.

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 Deputy publisher Cathy Resmer is an organizer of the Vermont Tech Jam, and compiles a weekly tech e-newsletter every Monday. She also oversees HR, helps manage Seven Days' digital staff and oversees its parenting publication, Kids VT. In 2018, she designed and administered a statewide youth civics project, the... more

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