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DeKalb needs more third-spaces

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A change of scenery can often create excitement and provide a new sense of motivation. Whether it be a place to study or hang out with friends, the ever-changing environment of a third place is fulfilling and adds nuance to a student’s day. However, DeKalb does not have enough third spaces for students.  ​​The idea of a “third place” was introduced by sociologist Ray Oldenburg in his 1989 book, “The Great Good Place.” Oldenburg described these l…
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