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Joe Lammers has launched a new website for college students who want to buy or sell textbooks without some of the potential hazards of the exchange.
The collegemiddle.com site is a place where students and other people on campus can buy and sell and “feel safe,” said Lammers, a Wright State University and University of Dayton alumnus.
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