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Scooter wheels its way to ULV

Senior Kinesiology student Diana Peña, assisted by Junior Education student Noelle Cobb, warily rides a self-balancing scooter, sometimes referred to as a “hoverboard,” in the Johnson Family Plaza Thursday, October 1. The scooters, being sold as a project for business and accounting students, have surged in popularity at shopping malls and online stores as videos and articles about the toy have begun to go viral.
Senior kinesiology major Diana Peña warily rides a self-balancing scooter, also referred to as a hover board, with help from junior education major Noelle Cobb Oct. 1 in the Johnson Family Plaza. The scooters, which are gaining in popularity, are being sold as a project for business and accounting students. / photo by Daniel Torres
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