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April 29, 2011 10:00 AM
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Nick Marinello mr4@tulane.edu
  

McAlister Place, the main pedestrian thoroughfare on the Tulane uptown campus, provides plenty of navigable space for foot and bike traffic. It's also a great bulletin board for anyone with a piece of chalk and something to say, as you will see in this video.

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Chalk messages are often underfoot along McAlister Place, shown in this video produced by Nick Marinello.



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