A Day That Will Live In Infamy

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May 2, 2006 • 7:36 am PDT
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Yesterday some people celebrated May Day. On April 20th, some celebrated a different holiday. This is not a holiday everyone celebrates, but for those who do, it is an import annual event. Sadly, some may regret their youthful exuberance on 4/20. After clearly warning that the field the 4/20 event was being held in was under surveillance, UC Boulder police took pictures of the revelers, and posted them on the web. Now, you can give the cops a name and net yourself a cool fifty bucks. That's one way to mix capitalism and idealism.

Via The Chronicle

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