Loud nights, civil rights, uncivil fights

Noise violations lead to parents' concern about student liberties

  When juniors Evan McDan- iel and Mackey Landy received a noise ordinance in the mail they weren’t expecting, they called Burlington police to resolve what they thought was a mistake. While the noise violation did not take place in their apartment, an officer told them they still had to pay the fine. Full story

Reducing air pollution backfires

“I feel like Vermonters take special interest in having a clean environment, but the rising emissions show that even though we’re making a huge effort, there’s still something we’re not addressing.”-sophomore Melanie Molewski   Burlington’s plan to decrease green house gas emissions appears to have missed the mark. Full story

Ex-SGA President visits Capitol Hill

Golfarini attends conference

 Former SGA President Julian Golfarini enjoyed taking a peek inside the White House when he participated in the first ever Na- tional Campus Leadership Coun- cil April 14-15. The conference brought to- gether a large number of student body presidents from across the nation, Golfarini said. Full story