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Save Lil Bill's Bike Shop

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Rachelle Meredith
9 years ago

USC needs to think carefully about who we want to be.

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Joel Benford
9 years ago

Save Lil Bill's Bike Shop!!!

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Ivonne
9 years ago

Save the bike shop

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Michelle Farmer
9 years ago

Stop taking stuff that is important to our children. Take it from somewhere else.

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Dan Erwin
9 years ago

Stop the greed, leave him be!

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Sheila Dapremont
9 years ago

40 years of fixing college students bikes and just from a stroke of a pen he has to close up shop. Shame on them.

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David Harvey
9 years ago

Depending so much time at USA I know this bike shop is a cornerstone of the school and should be kept there

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William Kim
9 years ago

Save this man!!!! He's the best

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Falon
9 years ago

C'mon USC, 40+ years and you're making him leave? He is a part of the Trojan family and that has to mean something. Let him stay. Money isn't more important than family. We love Lil Bill!!!!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Fair is fair!

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Sherri Reece
9 years ago

Please to snatch away a business that's been there forever, just not right why is USC robbing this man? I'm so confused with that situation period!

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Stephanie Rogers
9 years ago

Let him stay

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Monica hardy
9 years ago

Keep little Bill open!!!!!!!!

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Sky
9 years ago

Showing some support

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Sunny Xu
9 years ago

I wonder how long you have to stay on this campus to be part of the Trojan family?

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Jill
9 years ago

Please keep this bike shop open. It's iconic to the school an is actually a part of the school. Please do not close this shop.

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Sandra Stover
9 years ago

I am so disappointed in this decision. I am a USC employee an we are continually hearing campaigns and seeing articles in the Trojan paper celebrating diversity, community support and outreach. This seems like a big contradiction. Especially since he'll be replaced with the same type of business and his customers will be funneled to the new one. Shameful.

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Jaelyn Young
9 years ago

Live the shop alone

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Rebecca Heller
9 years ago

This man has every right to continue his business and support his work and family. He means a lot to the students leave him alone!

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Laurence Oviedo
9 years ago

Let the guy keep the bike shop. It's his whole life. Without it. Downhill will happen. KEEP THE BIKE SHOP.