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    1 06-09-2010  15:24
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    Livers Out Using College Gyms
    Simple question, but do you need to pay to use your college gym if you're not living in college?
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    2 07-09-2010  18:50
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    Re: Livers Out Using College Gyms
    From what i gather (and i'm not an expert) some colleges charge to use the gym some don't, generally speaking if you are a member of a college you can use the gym in your college whether you pay a fee or not depends on the college.
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