Does anyone know the rules about space savers in Cambridge? Since there is a bit of a storm right now I'm curious after I shovel out my spot if I'm allowed to hold onto it LEGALLY. I'm sure people won't give a shit and save their spots but wanted to know the rules before placing a shitty chair on the street in place for my equally shitty car.
I saw this today.
Can somebody explain the logic of this change of this to me? Especially the part about having to wear masks when you can maintain social distance outdoors, e.g. in parks. The argument I've read is that the city council is worried about an uptick in the winter as people spend more time indoors. Okay, so how will adding restrictions to what we can do outdoors mitigate those new risks?
I don't want to be responsible for spreading the virus, but sometimes I like to sit in a park while I, for instance, eat lunch or read a book. I'm usually 20+ feet away from anyone. From everything that I've heard, the risk of spreading the disease in these conditions is effectively zero. Why force people to shut themselves in their houses when they're not causing any harm?
Cambridge is sort of my dream university and I want to try my best to get into it.
I would like to know what are the requirements to actually have a chance at getting in it.
I am planning for engineering undergrad.
Thanks From an extremely anxious student
