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Vendors should remain at Union

If the vendors on the Fifth Avenue side of the William Pitt Union leave on Nov. 1, some… If the vendors on the Fifth Avenue side of the William Pitt Union leave on Nov. 1, some students may be elated. Others may be saddened, finding their best opportunities to buy used books, jewelry, posters and other products gone.

But no matter what their reactions, we all should be saddened by the way the University is kicking out the vendors. It

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