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yE ARE DEUGHTED TO INFORM yOU THAT THE OIUISION
OF STUDENT AFFAIRS IS EXPANDING THE CURRENT SHUT-
nON" FEE FOR THE SHUTTLE SERUICES AS PART OF THEIR TLE SERUICE. UE HAUE ADDED AN ADDITIONAL DAy OF
TUITION. THE EXPENSES FOR THE SHUTTLE SERUICE ARE SERUICE. THE FSU SHUTTLE BUS UILL TRANSPORT STU>
PAID FOR By A COLLABORATIUE EFFORT INUOLUING STU
DENT ACTIUrriES FEES AND RESIDENCE LIFE.
DENTS TO TH€ UAL-MART ON RAMSEy STREET BEGINNIN©
ON WEDNESDAy. OCTOBER 17, 201£ FROM 4:60 P.M.-10;00
P.M. OTH€R FUTURe ENHANCEMENTS TO THE SHUTTLE
UE SPEND APPROXIMATELy $72,008.00 DOLLARS A yEAR SERUICE ARE BEING PLANNED.
TO PROUIDE THE SERUICE UHICH IS FAR LESS THAN THE
$S58, 750 THAT BRIAN ESTIMATES IN THE MATHEMATI
CAL BREAKDOWN. BRIAN DID NOT UERIFy THE INFORMA-
nON THAT HE PROUIDED IN THE ARTICLE. UE BELIEUE
TUDENTS MAy BE GETTING CONFUSED ABOUT THE
CJUANETTE COUNCIL.
ASSOCIATE MICE CHANCELLOR
DIUISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS