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“There is traffic and the shuttles are 20 times busier
than before.”
Thomas Williams, junior international business major from Michigan |
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“Trying to get back and forth to school is a pain. I
had a bus pass for the month of August and couldn’t use
it the last week. I am wondering if I am going to receive a
refund.”
Justin Zaun, freshman computer information systems major
from Pennsylvania
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“The problem I have with it is nobody is doing anything
about it.”
Patrick Trainor, junior TIM major from Virginia |
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“It hasn’t been that bad for me. I think everyone
is adapting to it, figuring out how to get everywhere without
the buses.”
Scott Shaub, senior public relations major from Alaska |
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“That was my only form of transportation. Now I have
to catch a cab and bother my friends to pick me up from somewhere.”
Tupu Tufele, senior nursing student from Samoa
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“It hasn’t really affected me cause I take my
moped everywhere. There is a lot of traffic though.”
Jamie Morrison, junior criminal justice major from Rhode
Island
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“I take my car everywhere. I’ve never taken the
bus, but I heard that the city is saving a lot of money every
day the buses aren’t running. I hope they put that money
to good use. Maybe to the public school system.”
Richard McGinty, junior environmental science major from
Kailua
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“I have to take my roommate on the back of my moped
everywhere.”
Bridget Hall, senior nursing student from Virginia |
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“It forces me to drive downtown which wastes gas money
and paying for parking is outrageous.”
Kyle Galdeiva, freshman journalism student
from Hawai‘i
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“I have to wake up early, at 4:30 a.m. We have to take
my grandpa to work in Hawai‘i Kai, then I have to make
it to class by 8:30 a.m.”
Joanne Raballero, freshman nursing student from Honolulu |
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