There has to be some kind of middle ground that can be reached between Lil Bill and this new bike shop. We can't just take these past 40 years of work he's done and act like they're nothing!
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Amanda Driscoll
9 years ago
A family owned business that's been operating for more than 40 years is being kicked off campus IN THE NAME OF CAPITALISM? What else could the university possibly need in terms of monetary gain - let the poor man keep his damn business. He isn't doing anyone harm, and probably has wonderful bonds and friendships with the students that give him business. He never got to obtain a degree - this is the closest he has been and will be to a university. Keep Bill on campus. Let him support his family. What have you got to lose? Is the monetary gain from the Village's projected bike business really worth potentially ruining this man's life?
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Gerardo
9 years ago
Lets goooo
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Justin Threatt
9 years ago
As an alum I have confidence that my school will ALWAYS take care of its community. This man has served us, now we shall employ and serve him. Fight On!
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Bria Jamison
9 years ago
we should start a gofundme account for him to be able to continue his business in a nearby location
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep it alive!!
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Leonardo Evangelista
9 years ago
Help out my boy LIl Bill
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James Lin
9 years ago
SAVE THIS FAMILY SHOP
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Justin He
9 years ago
SAVE LIL BILL!!
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Anthony Klachin
9 years ago
U$C
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Brandon Warfield
9 years ago
SAVE THIS MANS LIFE. HOW DARE THE VILLAGE
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Christine Edwards
9 years ago
I used this service 25 years ago. Please find him a spot! THIS is our community!!
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Phyllis
9 years ago
Seems RACIST, very Racist. Shame on USC.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
He is great. It is wrong to make him leave. Do us all a favor and let him stay.
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Madelina Pratt
9 years ago
Be a Trojan Family and protect ALL members of this family - especially those that have spent so much of their lives making USC a better place.
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Fiona Chu
9 years ago
I support small businesses and this isn't just about some contract with USC opening up the village--it's about 40 years of a family business being destroyed and a family suddenly losing their livelihood.
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Pooja Agarwal
9 years ago
Don't know what I would do without this bike shop, the owner has helped me countless times! He's fair in his pricing and is one of the few places USC hasn't built over. Listen to your students USC!!
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Brittany
9 years ago
A man like this would be welcome at UW Milwaukee! Shameful that USC wants to do this.
There has to be some kind of middle ground that can be reached between Lil Bill and this new bike shop. We can't just take these past 40 years of work he's done and act like they're nothing!
A family owned business that's been operating for more than 40 years is being kicked off campus IN THE NAME OF CAPITALISM? What else could the university possibly need in terms of monetary gain - let the poor man keep his damn business. He isn't doing anyone harm, and probably has wonderful bonds and friendships with the students that give him business. He never got to obtain a degree - this is the closest he has been and will be to a university. Keep Bill on campus. Let him support his family. What have you got to lose? Is the monetary gain from the Village's projected bike business really worth potentially ruining this man's life?
Lets goooo
As an alum I have confidence that my school will ALWAYS take care of its community. This man has served us, now we shall employ and serve him. Fight On!
we should start a gofundme account for him to be able to continue his business in a nearby location
Keep it alive!!
Help out my boy LIl Bill
SAVE THIS FAMILY SHOP
SAVE LIL BILL!!
U$C
SAVE THIS MANS LIFE. HOW DARE THE VILLAGE
I used this service 25 years ago. Please find him a spot! THIS is our community!!
Seems RACIST, very Racist. Shame on USC.
He is great. It is wrong to make him leave. Do us all a favor and let him stay.
Be a Trojan Family and protect ALL members of this family - especially those that have spent so much of their lives making USC a better place.
I support small businesses and this isn't just about some contract with USC opening up the village--it's about 40 years of a family business being destroyed and a family suddenly losing their livelihood.
Don't know what I would do without this bike shop, the owner has helped me countless times! He's fair in his pricing and is one of the few places USC hasn't built over. Listen to your students USC!!
A man like this would be welcome at UW Milwaukee! Shameful that USC wants to do this.
My son studies at USC and appreciates him
Save Lil Bill!!!