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Tobacco-Free Campus Policy
Earlier this year East Mississippi Community College (EMCC) adopted a tobacco-free campus policy. This prohibits the use of all tobacco products anywhere on the campus. There have been ashtrays outside since the college was established in 1927 that was removed earlier this year when the policy went into effect. This new policy applies to students and staff, as well as any visitors on campus. ("EMCC Adopts Tobacco-Free Campus Policy") A tobacco-free campus is better because it is healthier, accessible, and more aesthetically pleasing. ("Core
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