Rising Gas Prices Prompt Change Within College
April 25, 2008 | Clemson, South Carolina | Vetting explained
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The high cost of gasoline is causing students to change daily habits, decreasing class attendance, and even impacting the way professors are teaching their classes.
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- gas_prices,
- economy,
- college,
- students
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- Pain at the pump
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