It may not feel like it now, but spring is right around the corner. There’s bound to be a lot of projects around the house needing attention. Can’t get motivated to do them yourself? Rent-a-rower instead! The Cougar Crew team will be available for only two weekends this semester, so don’t wait to reserve your rower. Visit row.wsu.edu and click on the rent-a-rower link in the menu. It’s just $15/hour per rower to rent a rower March 3 & 4 or April 14 & 15. All money raised will go to supporting the WSU Crew Team. Go Cougs!
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