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October 11, 2007
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Survey shows majority support for later McCabe hours
Last week, Student Council sent out a campus-wide e-mail with a link to a survey concerning the possibility of longer hours at McCabe. A total of 627 people participated in the survey and 72.7 percent indicated that they would use McCabe Sunday through Thursday if it were open later. 42.7 percent were in favor of McCabe staying open to 2 a.m., making it the most preferred closing time.
Student Council had been receiving requests for longer hours at McCabe and decided in conjunction with the admi…
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- Garnet suffers three tough losses
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