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‘How do you feel about campus parking fees increasing?’

JESSIKA KARLSSON, Channels Staff
March 21, 2014
Antony Marchiando

Consultants recently proposed raising City College parking permit fees.

This week we asked people on campus, “What do you think about the school considering raising parking fees to $450 a year?”

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