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holidays, many USC students
are finding it more difficult to
find that "perfect gift". Bums at
2700 Broad River Road can most
likely be the first, last and only
stop for students who don't want
a hassle looking for gifts, but do
want to buy their loved ones a
decent present and still have
money left over to pay tuition.
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Hissenuauy, duius is a store
that sells name-brand clothing
catalog seconds at discounted
prices. There are two ways items
can become a catalog second. A
company that has a surplus can
send the extraneous merchandise
to Bums or a company can
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sale for about $10. Bums is also
selling thick parka-style jackets
for about $40. This might be a
wise investment as harsh South ^
Carolina winters are imminent.
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