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Using Wheels to Get Around Campus? Better Think Twice.

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Alexandra Cochran, Mattison Ditter and Claire Partain asked around campus to see what student’s thought about the ramps and alternative routes to get to class on wheels. Here’s what they had to say.

Audio story by Alexandra Cochran

Texas State University’s wheel accessible routes are shown in red.

Video story by Mattison Ditter

Audio story by Claire Partain

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