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in the front and two following behi
offering security for runners two throi
five as they break away from the la
group.
Grabski said last year wh
motorcycles were used for security, i
lead runners were irritated by the fun
"The main purpose of the uniti
to avoid gas fumes riding so close to
drivers and to provide protection
the lead," said Director of L:
Enforcement and Safety Carl Stok
Grabski said the patrol will proba
start the race after the runners hz
already completed about three mi]
joining them at the corner of Park ?
Gervais streets. The patrol will foil
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me here students tend to fall in t<
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lationships that are natural - not stilte*
enforced. Things are better now thai
/e or ten vears a^o." said Paul Fidle
am the department of Student Affairs
ho has been at USC since the 1960s
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irrent political climate and the negativi
feds it might have on the progress tha
is already been made.
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