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Proposition A: EasyPass
Laney Tower, 5/14/09

Students win big with discount bus passes
Laney Tower, 7/26/08

Senate Higher Education Committee unanimously approves AB 1980
Laney Tower, 6/19/08

Board approves AC Transit proposal
Laney Tower, 5/22/08

AC Transit considers fee increases
Laney Tower, 5/8/08

Peralta students closer to discount bus passes
Laney Tower, 5/8/08

Board increases parking lot fee
Laney Tower, 4/24/08

Tower building evacuated
Laney Tower, 4/10/08

Board pulls bus pass proposal from agenda
Laney Tower, 3/13/08

Peratla board to vote on AC Transit pilot program
Laney Tower, 11/29/07

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