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"If [running the site is] what he wants to do, and at the same time he wants to educate students and students flock away, then that would create a problem," Hellenbrand said.
Kenneth Ng, Cal State Prof, Runs Sex Tourism Website, Sets Off Free Speech Debate 2010
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Hellenbrand also said, however, that if students complained, or decided not to take his class, the argument could be made that the Web site was infringing on his work.
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"If [running the site is] what he wants to do, and at the same time he wants to educate students and students flock away, then that would create a problem," Hellenbrand said.
Kenneth Ng, Cal State Prof, Runs Sex Tourism Website, Sets Off Free Speech Debate 2010
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Kenneth Bender, a copper buyer at Hellenbrand in Waunakee, Wis., a manufacturer of residential water treatment equipment, agrees that "business is very slow with money very tight."
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Kenneth Bender, a copper buyer at Hellenbrand in Waunakee, Wis., a manufacturer of residential water treatment equipment, agrees that "business is very slow with money very tight."
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"If [running the site is] what he wants to do, and at the same time he wants to educate students and students flock away, then that would create a problem," Hellenbrand said.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2010
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"If [running the site is] what he wants to do, and at the same time he wants to educate students and students flock away, then that would create a problem," Hellenbrand said.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2010
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Hellenbrand, who also owns a Culver's in Arnold, said the 3,900-square-foot building will include a drive-through and a maximum seating of 89.
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"All the flowers and vegetation are two weeks early this year," Hellenbrand said.
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Kenneth Bender, a copper buyer at Hellenbrand in Waunakee, Wis., a manufacturer of residential water treatment equipment, agrees that "business is very slow with money very tight."
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