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Voices: ‘If Measure S passes…how could the campus be improved?’

KAZDEN WATKINS, Staff Writer
October 20, 2014
Nicholas Meyer and Elise Bredenberg

This week, the Channels asked students on campus, “If Measure S is passed and City College gets $288 million dollars, is there anything you would like to see improved around campus?”

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