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New lot open for business

Junior baseball player Tim Ralston parks in parking lot Q daily because it is so close to the team’s batting cages. The lot is the newest addition to parking on campus, across the street from the Shell gasoline station on Arrow Highway and D Street. The lot can accommodate up to 10 cars. / photo by Hunter Cole
Junior baseball player Tim Ralston parks in parking lot Q daily because it is so close to the team’s batting cages. The lot is the newest addition to parking on campus, across the street from the Shell gasoline station on Arrow Highway and D Street. The lot can accommodate up to 10 cars. / photo by Hunter Cole
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