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Biking
By Andrew Lee
Each morning the bike recks at
wh ends of the bu>ldi££ beconir
more and more crowded a* nwc and
motr people lure to btcyclinc as an
alternative to may. p*ckcd MUN 1
buses.
Tcrwpecd nci^ft fcilw. oW beat*
upSchwinm, folding bikcv— Lowell
| thtdrntt tnc these of whatever bikes
i they can pi their hinds on. n long
' & they car get to Lchoot and back.
. *hr bile* May in on* piece while
ichool." Hoffman admitted.
For when, it's not the excitement
that convir^cs them to bike ttt school.
but instead, it's the con of 40 rides
a moKh on MUNI. "It's very practical,
because, after all, it's free." enthtocU
sophomore Claire Balint. a
member of the Lowell Bike Cltb.
There are those who enjoy bicycling
for their own spccul reason*. "1
like cycling btvatuc cyclists have
great legs." rcnurked ^uotne.- Bike
Clut "-wmher. Ralint joked. "A kid
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