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In this episode of More than Miscellaneous, Sasha and Izzy discuss President Bradley's climate emergency declaration with member's of Vassar's climate activism organization SEED, and then Mack talks with members of on-campus band in advance of the Misc's music festival.
More than Miscellaneous is a Miscellany News production. Intro music: News time by melodyloops. Logo by Juliette Pope. Edited by Alex Barnard.
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