Amanda Fulmer '01 and David Tannenbaum '01 — the best-known leaders of Princeton's progressive movement — have been running a sweatshop in the basement of the University's vegetarian co-op for the last two years, according to a report made public by administrators yesterday.
"Everyone knows you can't have rallies without lots and lots of posters," a defensive Fulmer said during an interview. "And everyone knows that the most efficient way to make posters is to smuggle illegal immigrants into your basement and keep them there for two years."
Among the abuses endured by the workers were 12-hour work days and the 2-D cooking.
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