As an alumni, I am very disappointed that USC is not supporting this hard-working man.
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Mary McGuckin
9 years ago
Lil Bill is not competition for a bike shop. This has been part of the community for over 49 years! LET HIM STAY! Shame on you USC!
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Christina Galanopoulos
9 years ago
Kicking Lil Bill off campus is NOT in the Trojan spirit. I am surprised USC did not offer him the bike shop in the village. If there is any way to void the contract with the bike shop in the UV PLEASE DO SO
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Rudy
9 years ago
Please allow the man to stay he's helping the students and providing for his family.
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Roland Hancock
9 years ago
I think you should let free enterprise decide. If Lil Bil is that good and that many students love his service then he will be just fine.
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Amanda Israel
9 years ago
40 years of tradition wins over a new store
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Greg Howard
9 years ago
Did USC even extend him an offer? Just sad
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Anonymous
9 years ago
USC don't take this mans job!!
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nicolas Gutierrez
9 years ago
Leave lil bill alone !!
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Veronica Ramirez
9 years ago
DO THE RIGHT THING USC
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Quincy Henderson
9 years ago
Keep the the shop on campus please.
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Jesse Arroyo
9 years ago
You can't just push your own out like that...
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Jorge Barragan
9 years ago
Wow, insane think about it he is saving college students more money than them having to spend alot more money on a bycicle,Please stay...
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Karina Estrada
9 years ago
The small bike shop is this poor man's livelihood. Please let him keep his business.
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Kiah Taylor
9 years ago
Small businesses like Lil Bill's are part of every community and provide students and neighbors with more than just goods or services. Small businesses benefit and support Community members unlike corporations who only participate in community outreach for corporate gain.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This Bike Shop is apart of the unique culture of USC. It's is a reminder that with hard work amazing things can happen. It is reflective of the hope the university brings to the community that it's engraved in. It is my prayer that somehow USC will find a way to continue to preserve these special, unique, and most importantly irreplaceable jewels that make USC so special in so many different way! Fight Fight Fight
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MaryAlice Peng
9 years ago
The bike shop in the USC Village will fare absolutely fine anyway. It's two young white guys, privileged to have attended USC, and they will still have a ton of business. Lil Bill? Maybe not. Live up to the definition of a Trojan Family, USC, including community members.
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Mohammad Rahman
9 years ago
I'm a USC Marshall MBA graduate who donates to the school
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Joshua Rivera
9 years ago
I had my bike repaired at Bill's when I was a student at SC! Don't shut him down!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please support small local businesses and what the people want. People over profits!
As an alumni, I am very disappointed that USC is not supporting this hard-working man.
Lil Bill is not competition for a bike shop. This has been part of the community for over 49 years! LET HIM STAY! Shame on you USC!
Kicking Lil Bill off campus is NOT in the Trojan spirit. I am surprised USC did not offer him the bike shop in the village. If there is any way to void the contract with the bike shop in the UV PLEASE DO SO
Please allow the man to stay he's helping the students and providing for his family.
I think you should let free enterprise decide. If Lil Bil is that good and that many students love his service then he will be just fine.
40 years of tradition wins over a new store
Did USC even extend him an offer? Just sad
USC don't take this mans job!!
Leave lil bill alone !!
DO THE RIGHT THING USC
Keep the the shop on campus please.
You can't just push your own out like that...
Wow, insane think about it he is saving college students more money than them having to spend alot more money on a bycicle,Please stay...
The small bike shop is this poor man's livelihood. Please let him keep his business.
Small businesses like Lil Bill's are part of every community and provide students and neighbors with more than just goods or services. Small businesses benefit and support Community members unlike corporations who only participate in community outreach for corporate gain.
This Bike Shop is apart of the unique culture of USC. It's is a reminder that with hard work amazing things can happen. It is reflective of the hope the university brings to the community that it's engraved in. It is my prayer that somehow USC will find a way to continue to preserve these special, unique, and most importantly irreplaceable jewels that make USC so special in so many different way! Fight Fight Fight
The bike shop in the USC Village will fare absolutely fine anyway. It's two young white guys, privileged to have attended USC, and they will still have a ton of business. Lil Bill? Maybe not. Live up to the definition of a Trojan Family, USC, including community members.
I'm a USC Marshall MBA graduate who donates to the school
I had my bike repaired at Bill's when I was a student at SC! Don't shut him down!
Please support small local businesses and what the people want. People over profits!