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New Ford truck for Safety

Just outside the Campus Safety and Transportation Department,Michael Nunez, assistant director of campus safety and transportation, hops into the recently donated Ford F150 pick-up truck to run an errand. Other programs, such as the athletics department and the purchasing department, use the truck to transport bulky equipment as well.
Just outside the Campus Safety and Transportation Department, Michael Nunez, assistant director of campus safety and transportation, hops into the recently donated Ford F150 pick-up truck to run an errand. Other programs, such as the athletics department and the purchasing department, use the truck to transport bulky equipment as well. / photo by Yelena Ovcharenko
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