Who is Mad At WSSU??
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Posted By: Jouel Cooper on June 28, 2005 Did all the freshmen get mad at WSSU when they found out that they couldn't because they sent that generic letter saying NO FRESHMEN WILL BE ISSUED PARKING PERMITS. I was so mad since, right before graduation my 626 broke down, but they got me a 03 accord and I can't drive it. Which means my brother will be learning to drive on it. Was anybody else mad?? If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Jouel Cooper
From Indian Trail, NC Winston-Salem State University class of 2009 Member Since December 2002 |
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Just so you know most HBCU's do not allow freshman parking permits! But your freshman yr flys by and its not as bad as you may think it will be! Good luck in your future, and hang in there.
Tuesday, June 28th 2005 at 10:48AM |
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WELL IM GOING TO CAU (HOLLA!!!) AND FRESHMAN ARE ISSUED PARKING PERMITS!! I FEEL 4 U HOMIE CUS EVERYONE NEEDS A WHIP.
Tuesday, June 28th 2005 at 11:30AM |
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Well, that's crazy, I don't have a car, but Dillard allows whoever attends to receive a permit. I don't know what going on with winston-salem.
Tuesday, June 28th 2005 at 2:30PM |
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