Ideas for screen locations:
1. Lag (RONALD)
2. Wilbur
3. Stern
4. Tresidder
5. Bookstore
6. Branner
7. Meyer
8. Ricker
9. CoHo
10. Bytes or Gates
More ideas to look into:
- Thai cafe
- JT’s room – JT
- post office
- Marguerites
- FloMo?? “too decentralized” –JT
**note to self: explore options with outdoor screens
**on-bus wi-fi? sweet.
Current locations, locations in progress
1. Bookstore
2. Meyer – by Friday
3. […]

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One application:
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