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Thursday, February 16, 2006
It's a service some KU students argue might save a life. However, hardly anyone's using the Jaywalk program, brining into question whether it's a worthwhile student service. It's a hotline students can call if they'd like someone to walk them home. Only about 30 students have used the service so far this year.
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