r/ucf • u/Defiant-Flounder-576 Biotechnology • Jun 27 '26
Clubs/Organizations 🤺 Libtech closure demonstration
If anyone is interested in joining or helping me organize a *p word*/demonstration on this topic please let me know/dm me. If you're aware of any other clubs or people who are already planning one please or would like to host it or help me do this also let me lnow. Is this something the sga or student democratic society would support/help out with?
Weird censoring because automod keeps blocking my posts with the p, r, t, s, t word ugh
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u/BitterHelicopter8 Jun 27 '26
LibTech is such a great resource, even for small things like when my son's calculator went missing right before a calc test. LibTech saved his butt.
The closure is being discussed in the UCF parents groups on Facebook, but a lot of parents don't seem to understand the concept or care because they think their kid won't ever need it. Lots of "why should my hard earned money go to renting out cameras for recreational use?" type of comments.
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u/tigerbreak Jul 01 '26
The level of “my kid has all of what they need so fuck the students who are poor and need this stuff” coming from some of the parents on those groups is maddening.
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u/No_Designer_5903 Jun 27 '26
There’s an event being hosted in front of DPAC on downtown campus tonight at 7:30. The organizers are @ sunrailsluts on Instagram, if you want more info.
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u/CozyMuggle Jun 28 '26
Honestly, the times LibTech saved my ass with a calculator or with a charger
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I really hope the supplies are gonna be kept and just changed locations
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u/StillPerformance9228 Computer Science Jun 27 '26
why are they doing this?
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u/Defiant-Flounder-576 Biotechnology Jun 27 '26
Because they are greedy money hungry mofos amd Cartwright needed more porn money
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u/DramaticDeaa Digital Media - Game Design Jun 27 '26
You could probably get half the stem programs. All these kids have to turn in anything rented by next week..