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From mini-fridges to food, N.Y. college students feeling squeeze of inflation

As college students move into dorms across New York, higher prices on everyday necessities are adding to the financial pressure on families.

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From mini-fridges to food, N.Y. college students feeling squeeze of inflation

As college students move into dorms across New York, higher prices on everyday necessities are adding to the financial pressure on families.

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