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"He then approached the vice chancellor and showed him how the program could save the university money," Loyd says.
And save the university money it has. According to Loyd, the average customer spends two and half cents per copy, thanks to the program. "If we use the 1986 pricing as a benchmark, we are saving the university $2 million a year," Loyd calculates.
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