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My high school punished me for saying a male shouldn’t be allowed to watch me undress

My high school punished me for saying a male shouldn’t be allowed to watch me undress

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As a girl, I was taught to respect the privacy of my body, and to speak up if I felt unsafe or if something made me feel uncomfortable. Now I’m 14 and shocked to learn not all adults take you seriously when you say you don’t feel safe or comfortable. In fact, they may even punish you for speaking out.

That’s what happened to me when I said I didn’t think a teenage male should be allowed in the girls’ locker room where my teammates and I undress and ch ... Read more

Vermont Law School names new president

Editor’s Note: This story by Alex Hanson first appeared in the Valley News on April 14.

Rodney A. Smolla is the next president of Vermont Law School. Courtesy photograph

A longtime law professor and higher education admini ... Read more

Vermont is about to become the first state to reach herd imm

Vermont has administered at least one vaccine dose to nearly 75% of its population.

That milestone may indicate the state has reached herd immunity, according to one expert.

Others think the Delta variant might raise the her ... Read more

Vermont Creamery joins national movement to turn food waste

Vermont Creamery is the latest company to join the Farm Powered Strategic Alliance founded by Vanguard Renewables, Unilever, Starbucks, and Dairy Farmers of America

Vermont Business Magazine Vanguard Renewables’ Chief Strategy Officer ... Read more

Rock of Ages Granite Quarry

Visiting the Rock of Ages Corporation’s granite quarry is basically a tour of the immense. The quarry itself is the world’s largest deep-hole dimension granite quarry, and though 600 feet of its depths, approximately half is under the green water. A van drives visitors up a bumpy road to the site, which can be viewed from behind a gate.

The ride up to the quarry passes piles and piles of granite blocks; since 1885, quarry workers have simply dumped pieces of granite with fractures or cracks in these sections called “grout pil ... Read more

Vermont Law School campus evacuated after email from student

SOUTH ROYALTON — Vermont Law School evacuated its campus Thursday morning after receiving what administrators regarded as threatening messages directed at the “campus and community,” according to a statement from the school.

No one ... Read more

Vermont’s Thygesen wins the 2022 Merle Howard Award

Keenan Thygesen, Tunbridge, Vermont, was named the 18th Merle Howard Award winner at the 55th World Dairy Expo on Friday, October 7. (Courtesy Photo)

MADISON, Wis. — Keenan Thygesen of Tunbridge, Vermont, was named the 18th Merle Howar ... Read more

Exaktera acquires Vermont's Advanced Illumination Inc

Vermont Business Magazine Exaktera LLC from Boston, a Union Park Capital portfolio company, today announced its acquisition of Advanced Illumination Inc, based in Rochester, Vermont, a long-established design and manufacturer of specialty LED lightin ... Read more

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