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By Danny Powell
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adequate, according to many ham
and those who work closely with 1
Second of three \
"Being so close to the people, I s?
they have to go through," said S
graduate student in rehabilitate
also works as an attendant on can
complain; they do what they hav<
It is a frustrating experience
student to try to get on a filled e
said. People standing in the elevat
of walking up a stairway, wher<
student does not, he said.
"1 think a lot of it is just unaw
about non-handicapped students."]
person who does that; I just thii
derstand that the only way we c
second floor is by way of the ele\
"The Humanities Building eh
crowded." Cindie Ashlev. a soDhon
a wheelchair, said. She said she is <
people rush in front of her to get infc
"They (non-handicapped) pus!
elevator so I push back," Linda Rc
also in a wheelchair, said.
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Je those in the Business Administration,
. Again, it is the "unawareness" of other
:h does not allow students in wheelchairs
i, Michaluk said.
a wheelchair student's replacement for
s. However, even though the university
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like they are ashamed of them/' Ashley
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because the ramps are away from the
' student traffic, she said.
t ashamed of them whatsoever; that's
case, viciona rox, director ot Attion,
said.
)blem related to the ramps are the doors
be opened by the wheelchair students.
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