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Dump & Run offers returning students chance to donate and buy useable goods

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By Áedan Knee-Mueller
| The Daily Illini Verified
Categories: The University YMCA will kick off the coming semester by holding the 24th annual Dump & Run Recycling Program and Big Sale, an opportunity to give unwanted goods one last chance to find local residents who need them. Donations will be accepted at the Stock Pavilion, 1402 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Urbana from noon to 4 p.m. on Aug. 3. They will not be accepted at the YMCA building near the main quad. From Aug.
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The Daily Illini

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By Áedan Knee-Mueller
| The Daily Illini Verified
Categories: The University YMCA will kick off the upcoming semester by holding the 24th annual Dump & Run Recycling Program and Big Sale, an opportunity to give unwanted goods one last chance to find residents who need them. Donations will be accepted at the Stock Pavilion, located at 1402 W. Pennsylvania Ave. in Urbana, from noon to 4 p.m. on Aug. 3. They will not be accepted at the University YMCA building near the Main Quad. From Aug.
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Upperclassmen reminisce on first-year struggles

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By Áedan Knee-Mueller
| The Daily Illini Verified
Categories: The University offers assistance to students in need of emotional support, but sometimes, the needs of students are more elusive. When it comes to the hurdles freshmen face, an early one to overcome is finding the right people to socialize with. Frankie Ward, senior in LAS, knew that when he transferred to the University his sophomore year, he was seeking out a clique modeled after his time at Harry S Truman College.
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