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Remove Longwood University's No Chalk Policy

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Caroline Chatfield
9 years ago Featured

As an art major, i would love to do some chalk drawings as some of my assignments, but i've lacked the location to do so.

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Eileen Everingham
9 years ago

Chalk is washable and students should have the right to express themselves

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This policy is ridiculous c'mon Longwood

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Matthew Cuellar
9 years ago

Chalk is, in itself, harmless and does not leave a permanent mess. Please allow students to express themselves in a safe and effective way.

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Connor McGowan
9 years ago

Chalk is cool and YOLO

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Alexander Barker
9 years ago

¡Viva la revolucion!

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Abbey Baldwin
9 years ago

This policy is rather stupid

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Chelsie Lookabill
9 years ago

Free speech ✊

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Laura Kahler
9 years ago

As an art alumni, I don't see the reason students shouldn't be able to express themselves with chalk.

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Nicole Elkins
9 years ago

Happy to see someone has been inspired enough to petition this. Such a ridiculous rule.

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Stephen Ownby
9 years ago

Class of 2010

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Robert Alvarado
9 years ago

Freedom of Expression

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Adonel Grubb
9 years ago Featured

Longwood is paying employees to scrub chalk off of the sidewalk when they could be doing something else. Sidewalk chalk signs have helped me know about important things happening soon that I never heard about anywhere else (ex: the college democrats debate) because university weekly emails are long and sometimes irrelevant.

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Jimmy Mason
9 years ago

Chalk is dope.

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Allen Irby
9 years ago

This rule is ridiculous! Remove it!