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ACH: Some of the questions we've gotten contend you're pushing an "obsessive, 24/7 mentality" on students. How do you respond to that?

Posted by Jeff Howard on January 26, 2008 @ 06:35 p.m. CST

Categories: AMS

In no way do we advocate for unhealthy or overworked mentalities or lives however we do stress the need to provide students with safe, affordable, and accessible options, particularly in their choice of study or fitness regimen. As AMS Executive we just want to ensure that students know their options and can get extended hours if they want them.

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