Forum held to address student concerns

Remy Gottschling and Andrea Secchi|February 1, 2019

On Thursday, January 29th, students and staff alike joined together to discuss current trends in the culture of West Linn. A follow up to this forum will be held Thursday, February 7th in rooms A104 and A105 during lunch.

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Forum held to address student concerns