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I just took a quick look over those changes, and I think they look good. Moving the quotes section to criticism makes a lot of sense for the content that's there at the moment. There are a couple of things I might change regarding the coffee market, but those are issues I've been planning to get to
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I'm still kind of skeptical, given the sheer number of campus activities there are out there. I won't afd it for now -- let me know when you get done editing and I'll look at it again. Thanks for the message!
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No problem. I'm glad to be able to contribute in some way. Thanks for doing all of the leg work on those.
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