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Wednesday, January 26, 2005

I Am Furious Yellow

Looks like some people can't take yellow ribbin'.

Kevin McCullough reports that the University of Oregon is steaming over bloggers' and talk-radio listeners' massive protest against its banning the yellow-ribbon "Support Our Troops" stickers from university-owned cars. The school claims such expression on a state-owned university's property is "a violation of a statewide policy."

What I'd like to know is, since when did supporting the members of the U.S. military become a violation of the policy of a U.S. state?

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