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Question 1/4
Have you been to the 126-acre University Camp as a student or faculty member?
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Have you been to the 126-acre University Camp as a student or faculty member?
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Yes
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No
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I'm not a student or faculty member
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Question 2/4
Do you disapprove or approve of the sale, which according to a deleted Board of Regents agenda would net Texas State roughly $9 million, which Texas State would use “to have funding for other strategic initiatives?”
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Do you disapprove or approve of the sale, which according to a deleted Board of Regents agenda would net Texas State roughly $9 million, which Texas State would use “to have funding for other strategic initiatives?”
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I approve
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I disapprove
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Question 3/4
Prior to the meeting item being removed from the agenda, do you think there should’ve been an opportunity for public comment on the sale before a final decision?
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Prior to the meeting item being removed from the agenda, do you think there should’ve been an opportunity for public comment on the sale before a final decision?
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No
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Question 4/4
Use the comment section as a space to voice your opinion on the potential sale of University Camp. Comments will be selected by The Star to be featured in the Nov. 27 issue.
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Use the comment section as a space to voice your opinion on the potential sale of University Camp. Comments will be selected by The Star to be featured in the Nov. 27 issue.
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I commented
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I did not comment
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Claire • Nov 23, 2023 at 4:36 pm
Leave nature alone. The risk developers pose to the land is drastic, and U Camp is one of the last places students can escape the crazy day to day life of school and reconnect with peers away from technology.