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K a r a D o u g l a s s hasn't bought new clothes in two years. L'Almost ev- erything I buy anymore is from a thrift shop or a ga- rage salefi Douglass, El Dorado sopho- more, said. Thrift shops and second MI bought a gas mask at The S al v a t i o n Army once and made it into a really cool p u r s e , Douglass said. S u e VonBergen, manager of the S al v a t i o n Army Thrift Shop, said the college atmo- s p h e r e in - h 3 H d S t O r 6 S 'fight college budgets often prevented University of Kansas creased Sales- , students from buying new clothes. Thrift stores such as The Salvation Army and Arizona pTO spered IH Trading Company gave students a chance to save money while making a fashion Halloween par' Lawrence statmentt photo by Parsleyl Businesses like The Salvation Army and Arizona Trading Company sold used mer- chandise at less than half the cost of new merchandise. I realized I wasn't making enough cash to buy things all the time, said Sam Osterhout, Hutchinson sophomore. When you shop at a thrift store, it isnlt as big ofa financial commitment. Students also bought second hand mer- chandise to be creative. story by Tamara Miller Q 22 secon?-hand merchandise ties brought in business, but she said August was the best month for the store. Unlike a donation-only thrift shop, Ari- zona Trading Co. bought, sold and traded used clothing. We buy more clothes at the end of the month, when people have run out of moneyf' Tamyra Heim, Arizona Trading Co. general manager,said. Its nice to know we can help people out. 53
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Because of his job at Champs Spotting Goods in Kansas City. Jake Dale, Olathejunior said too much ofhis time was spent on the road to and from work. fphoto by Parsley! Gish L 1 Q24-Q 71242: -- f. 1'f-'7'f'i g 1 sflIdCllfS Whi hid to travel I-70 to get to work several times a week invested in the K-TAG system to make the daily trips through the toll plazas less time consuming. lphoto by Parsley! commuting to work .,., : 4227117L-42035,'s.M1bUFI:f2fFW 5:-:Z-1 -:szfzw '04w2 A 4 , :J
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