Harvard to ban sidewalk chalk and unauthorized signs in anticipation of fall protests: Report

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Harvard University plans to adopt new rules banning overnight camping, chalking, and unapproved signs and other displays, according to a proposal from school administration.

The document, obtained by the Harvard Crimson, was created by Harvard’s Office of General Counsel and the Working Group on Campus Space Use after months of pro-Palestinian protests and encampments that disrupted campus life in the spring semester.

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