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Sterling C. Evans Library
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Open December 7 and December 10 - 12, 2000
8:00 pm - 2:00 am Complimentary Starbucks® Coffee
proviefed by Sterling C. Evans Library and Department of Food Services
Food Services locations open late Thursday, December 7
and Sunday, December 10 through Tuesday, December 12.
Poor Yorick’s
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Friday, December 8,9,00 am * 5-00 pm
Sunday, December 10,4:00 pm -12:00 midnight
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Brabo said. “In fact, 1 like wearing them because
you can tell immediately if someone is supposed
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McGowen said he thinks the badges will
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to identify a student and they will create a much
more personable atmosphere on campus.
Brabo, who student teaches history and sci
ence, said the hardest part will be getting the stu
dents to wear the badges.
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