Fees T-Shirts?

Tayto2000 · 2009-04-22 01:15:46

There's a skip in the corner of the carpark next to the student centre that seems to be mostly full of brand new USI/UCDSU 'Fight Fees' T shirts (Nice cotton Fruit of the Loom ones if anyone fancies a bit of freecycling...) Does this mean the SU have given up? Seems a big waste anyway...

22-04-2009 02:15AM

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There's a skip in the corner of the carpark next to the student centre that seems to be mostly full of brand new USI/UCDSU 'Fight Fees' T shirts (Nice cotton Fruit of the Loom ones if anyone fancies a bit of freecycling...) Does this mean the SU have given up? Seems a big waste anyway...

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#2 22-04-2009 10:44AM

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Tayto2000 wrote: »

Seems a big waste anyway...

Tshirts are a right, not a privilege. The government should subsidise these tshirts being available to everyone, whether they really want a tshirt or not. That way nobody will really care if their tshirt is ill fitting, or they spill beer all over it. It was free.

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#3 23-04-2009 01:07AM

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That's a giant waste, i'm sure oxfam would've loved a load of free t shirts $:\$ i'd complain

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