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National Association of
Environmental Professionals
Informationals
September 8 th & 9 th
Peterson 113
7 p.m.
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Thursday, September 9, 2004
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yours and you can do what you want with it.”
Barzak said possible security issues arising
from official state vehicles being available for
sale to the public were not a concern.
Sophomore biology major Lauren Parker
said she’s only used eBay to buy CDs and
T-shirts in the past.
“1 probably wouldn’t have much use for
a bus,” Parker said. “But if I did, 1 probably
wouldn’t be looking for it on eBay.”
too many people and not enough spaces.”
Logan Renfrew, a junior management ma
jor and speaker of the Student Senate, said he
is glad Weis took time to discuss parking and
transit issues with students.
“I think this was a great time for Weis to
come out and take students’ questions,” Ren
frew said. “He answered a lot of questions
and as long as there’s a student in the crowd,
he’ll answer questions.”
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Rachel Rike, a senior sociology major, s&fiid once
forum was helpful and proactive, and her aM any of!
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Transportation Services forum was a sueft in a dd
and is the first in a series of Lunchbox Fa t, earn a
that will be held every other week at Rui
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