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April 1, 2010
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StuCo sets bike share program’s wheels in motion
The college will soon launch a Bike Share program to provide students with the opportunity to rent out one of 10 available bicycles from McCabe Library for his or her own personal use.
It is not yet clear when the program will begin, but former Student Events Advisor Angela Meng ’12, who created the program with Student Council president Rachel Bell ’10, said that it will start sometime this month.
The idea first surfaced at the student activities fair during freshman orientation last semest…
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- Olde Club receives improvements after water damage
- New committee to plan for Sams’ replacement
- Symposium explores queer issues
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- Africa Week fashion show
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- Swat Style Snapshot
- In ‘Hot Tub,’ a shockingly painless blast to the past
- ABC alum profiles successful life beyond adversity
- ‘American Dad!’ takes on fan favorite ‘Family Guy’
- Sophomore pianist's talent shines through in recital
- "Hayavadana" balances real with the fantastic
- Editor's Picks
- Crossword: Fool Me Once
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- Tim's American League Baseball predictions for 2010
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- Garnet athlete of the week
- Conference play slump continues for Garnet women
- Garnet men's lacrosse team losing streak continues
- Star swimmer ends career with seventh All-America honors
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