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    Home»Opinion»Lariat Letters

    Lariat Letter: Wifi on campus is unreliable, should be revamped

    webmasterBy webmasterSeptember 17, 2014 Lariat Letters No Comments1 Min Read
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    Wifi is valuable to not only students but to everyone who needs to use the internet on or off campus. Wifi is especially important on a college campus because many people rely on it to get assignments done, study and do other work.

    The wifi at Baylor is not reliable. Many students including myself have been disconnected from the wifi while taking an online quiz or while doing homework online. I know it is even more difficult for the students who live on campus because they can’t go anywhere to use great wifi because AirBear is all around them. The wifi on campus needs to be upgraded so students and faculty can effectively get their use of the Internet while on campus.

    – Colleyville sophomore John Thomas Standford
    Journalism major

    webmaster

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