Overpopulation On NDSU

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By informing the population on the NDSU campus we hope that more people will be willing to come forward and be able to get help. The change will be a slow processes with the people extremely affected by it coming forward first, who will then hopefully be followed by friends and family of those affected that do not want to come forward themselves. As individuals come forward and as the culture becomes less tolerant to discrimination hopefully more and more people will come forward to help try stop it.

As of right now all the information we are going to give out to the population of NDSU is already funded through student life, and the paperwork to fill out is free. The only problem is that people were not really informed about it. So using

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