40 years! He's been working and not given up. This would be a crime, plain and simple!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Theae businesses are the backbone. So have a heart, let them stay.
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Nevada Myers
9 years ago
Support small businesses
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David Emery
9 years ago
As a USC student, I support Lil Bill! I want USC to muster some of it's academic skill and legal ability in the law school to find a way or a better solution than asking Lil Bill to just leave at the end of the month.
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Cheryl Roberts
9 years ago
On behalf of my USC alum husband and myself, follow through on your commitment to Lil Bill! He is part of the USC family. There's bound to be enough smart people at that university that could come up with a better solution than cutting off a 40-year tradition and a man's livelihood in the name of progress. Can he be incorporated into the new shop? Stand by this tradition -- keep Lil Bill!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
40 years of business is no joke. Let this man stay!
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Steven Mucci
9 years ago
This is wrong. Let this guy stay there. Too much of this BIG business crap going on. The little guy usually gets squashed. Plus it is better for the students.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Support the Trojan family
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Adrian Sales
9 years ago
Support for Bill and small businesses!
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James Berry
9 years ago
There has to be other businesses willing to occupy the retail space at the Village. Shame on you USC. That is deplorable.
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Dan
9 years ago
support bill
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Rasheeda Bradley
9 years ago
Why does USC feel the need to hurt all communities that don't fit into it's aesthetic.
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Jonathan Silva
9 years ago
I do not go to USC, but I feel for this man. Please allow this local business to stay.
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Kelley Chatman
9 years ago
We don't care about your contracts! We care about the people who have services us students for 40 years!
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Stephanie Jo Marchese
9 years ago
Honor our community USC!
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Kris Jeffers
9 years ago
This is shameful. USC needs to make this right.
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Mohammad Dakhil
9 years ago
I'm from the class of 2006, I expect better from the University of Southern California.
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Martina Ritt
9 years ago
I don't understand why Bill can't keep his REPAIR shop and let the new shop SELL the bikes. Plenty of business for everyone! USC you need to make this right!
Lil Bill is the man
40 years! He's been working and not given up. This would be a crime, plain and simple!
Theae businesses are the backbone. So have a heart, let them stay.
Support small businesses
As a USC student, I support Lil Bill! I want USC to muster some of it's academic skill and legal ability in the law school to find a way or a better solution than asking Lil Bill to just leave at the end of the month.
On behalf of my USC alum husband and myself, follow through on your commitment to Lil Bill! He is part of the USC family. There's bound to be enough smart people at that university that could come up with a better solution than cutting off a 40-year tradition and a man's livelihood in the name of progress. Can he be incorporated into the new shop? Stand by this tradition -- keep Lil Bill!
40 years of business is no joke. Let this man stay!
This is wrong. Let this guy stay there. Too much of this BIG business crap going on. The little guy usually gets squashed. Plus it is better for the students.
Support the Trojan family
Support for Bill and small businesses!
There has to be other businesses willing to occupy the retail space at the Village. Shame on you USC. That is deplorable.
support bill
Why does USC feel the need to hurt all communities that don't fit into it's aesthetic.
I do not go to USC, but I feel for this man. Please allow this local business to stay.
We don't care about your contracts! We care about the people who have services us students for 40 years!
Honor our community USC!
This is shameful. USC needs to make this right.
I'm from the class of 2006, I expect better from the University of Southern California.
I don't understand why Bill can't keep his REPAIR shop and let the new shop SELL the bikes. Plenty of business for everyone! USC you need to make this right!
Please save bills bike shop. People over profit.