The Occupy movement took a bizarre, and very funny, turn recently. As everyone now knows, you can’t Occupy Harvard if you don’t go to Harvard.
But a Harvard ID isn’t necessary to occupy its bookstore.
(Via Ivy Gate) Apparently on October 21, en route to the Head of the Charles Regatta, the Princeton Marching Band decided to occupy the Harvard Coop bookstore:
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