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While temporarily at Rutgers, Fine continued in her role as the president of Tulane's College Democrats and helped organized the "New Year for New Orleans" project, which brought busloads of College Democrats together to help repair damaged homes. In a letter sent to the district attorney and the state attorney general, Romero asked that prosecutors look into whether the district is misspending public funds on politics by shipping busloads of handpicked parents to Sacramento to lobby against LAUSD reform. He acknowledges the Follies as an idealized mirror of the aging body for the busloads of white-haired audience members. |
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