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I TI STUDEN EXCHj Wo' We can say it now school. We provec through the book < If you missed the textbooks lying aroL Book Exchange. VY pay. If we don't se with us before bu) at a lower price thc See how much you can Here are the approximate I freshman courses, to shc dents use the book excha Shop prices) At Student Boa 'BIology 101 $. SpanIsh 101 6.1 Math 121 6.C HIstory 1017. Psychology 101 6.E TOTAL $33.1 The difference between bt the Campus Shop and E xchange is $8.10. BUY-BACK PRICES: At. Student Sot BIology 101 $5.1 SpanIsh 101 .5.1 Math 121 4.1 HIstory 101 5.1 Psychology 1015. *A student could make $6.5 thru hthe Student Bool IE T BOOK ANGE' RKS. . We sold over $500 worth of b< I that students can save money l: exchange. exchange during summer school, ind the house that you forgot to e'll sell them for 'you at higher p 111 your book, of course you get ti ring any books this fall. If we ha in any bookstore in town. save: rices of five books, typical w possible savings if stu nge. (March 1973 Campus I That k Exchange At Campus Shop 0 $8.95 We op 0 745cost of * 8.95 0 8.20 5 TOTAL $41.25 iying these five books from from the Student Book BC k Exchange At Campus Shop AL 0 3.80' 5 3.70 Russ4 5 4.45 Roon, 15 4.10 10 $20.50 10 more if he sold his books eE xchan e. spOnSort >oks for students during summer uying and selling used, textbooks get in on it now. Do you have ;ell last spring?Bring them to the rices than any bookstore could ie book back. Be sure to check ve the book you need, it will be )0 NOT MAKE A PROFIT is why we can save you money. arate without the high overhead a commercial business. tY T HE ST UDE NT )OK E XCH ANGE.: 'gust 30 and 31; September 4-7 30 a.m.-4:0O p.m. Room 323 all House Book Exchange Office: i 314 ad by Student Government Assone