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Andicam2

Andicam2

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I have a strong urge to address an issue that has been bothering me for the past few days. A house on Colwell Rd has recently been re-occupied and the new tennants do not fit in with the Dulwich way of life. Dulwich is being taken over by students that cannot appreciate what Dulwich has to offer.


How do we address this issue!


Thanks

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Andicam2 Wrote:

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Dulwich is being taken over by students that cannot appreciate what Dulwich has

> to offer.

>

> How do we address this issue!

>

> Thanks

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Oh, i think you do appreciate what it has to offer.

With all that FREE stuff you've been chasing on the Ads section.

Typical scrounging student behaviour ;-)

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