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Senate Passes Weekend Bus Services Bill

December 10, 2015 uvivoiceonline Leave a comment

ALAYNA BELSHE|

ST. THOMAS — University of the Virgin Islands’ students will soon have easy access to campus facilities such as the library and fitness center on the weekends.

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