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Can i tell me how i can avoid breathing in smoke at college?
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Smoke Free Campus: You may want to put your energy towards developing a smoke free campus. If the college/university is not interested in having a smoke free campus, they might consider having designated smoking areas (away from walk ways) on campus. If this is something that interests you, i would start by reaching out to student activities.
Answered 3/18/2017
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