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I wonder if there are any drinking fountains in UC schools.
"Times are tough at the University of California. The states budget crisis has led to cuts, layoffs and higher student fees.
It is enough to drive someone to drink as long as its not plain old tap water.
Even though money is tight, the university has spent about $2 million in recent years on brand name, commercially produced and delivered bottled water to campuses in San Francisco and Berkeley. With both cities boasting some of the nations highest-quality drinking water, critics see bottled water as a questionable expense that is bad for the environment."
During my visits to Cal Berkeley I have noticed numerous drinking fountains in all the buildings and facilities. Can not say the same for UC San Francisco, since I have not been on that campus--but my guess is that many exist there as well.
Who says government education is broke--it is wealthy enough to buy $2 million worth of bottled water. To paraphrase a famous Robin Williams line, "When I got $2 million bucks to blow I buy bottled water."
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"Times are tough at the University of California. The states budget crisis has led to cuts, layoffs and higher student fees.
It is enough to drive someone to drink as long as its not plain old tap water.
Even though money is tight, the university has spent about $2 million in recent years on brand name, commercially produced and delivered bottled water to campuses in San Francisco and Berkeley. With both cities boasting some of the nations highest-quality drinking water, critics see bottled water as a questionable expense that is bad for the environment."
During my visits to Cal Berkeley I have noticed numerous drinking fountains in all the buildings and facilities. Can not say the same for UC San Francisco, since I have not been on that campus--but my guess is that many exist there as well.
Who says government education is broke--it is wealthy enough to buy $2 million worth of bottled water. To paraphrase a famous Robin Williams line, "When I got $2 million bucks to blow I buy bottled water."
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