Uof L2009 Parents Orientation
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The document provides information about various campus services at the University of Louisville including the campus bookstore, career development center, disability resource center, university parking, postal services, student advocate, bursar, cardinal card office, dining services, information technology, and parent association. It describes the services offered, locations, contact information, policies, and tips for students and parents.
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