I agree. One of the first things I noticed when visiting KU's campus was the smell of smoke randomly throughout the campus. It wasn't just to the extent that I took note of it, and never thought about it again. I asked that tour guide whether or not there were areas on campus designated as smoke areas. I then was informed that there weren't, which had me seriously considering other universities. If other schools can do it, why can we?
Posted on March 27 at 1:03 p.m.
I agree. One of the first things I noticed when visiting KU's campus was the smell of smoke randomly throughout the campus. It wasn't just to the extent that I took note of it, and never thought about it again. I asked that tour guide whether or not there were areas on campus designated as smoke areas. I then was informed that there weren't, which had me seriously considering other universities. If other schools can do it, why can we?
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