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Student guide · Fall 2026

The semester, explained for University of Kansas

Dates from the active academic calendar, plus the campus language and local details students actually need. Every entry comes from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

Relevant term
Fall 2026
Campus terms
106
Local details
73

Academic calendar

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106 terms

A

AA
Athletic Association, often used in reference to student sports tickets.
AAU
Association of American Universities, a prestigious group of research universities that KU belongs to.

B

Beak 'em
A common cheer or phrase used to express school spirit, often accompanied by the 'Wheels Up' hand sign.
Beak 'Em Beans
The campus-branded coffee shops found in various academic buildings.
Beak 'Em Bucks
A declining balance account on the KU Card used for food and services on and off campus.

C

C-Store
Convenience stores located within residence halls like Lewis or Oliver.
Corbin
Corbin Hall, an all-female residence hall located at the bottom of the hill.
Cru5h
A dining location in the Burge Union known for customizable meals and late-night hours.
Cruiser
The Jayhawk Cruiser, the university's mobile food truck that moves to different campus locations.
Cruiser's
A quick-service dining location often associated with the Burge Union or satellite cafes.
Crunchy Chicken Monday
A popular recurring meal tradition at Mrs. E's dining center.
Crunchy Chicken Tuesday
A weekly tradition in the dining halls featuring a specific popular fried chicken dish.
Cuisine
The dining center located in the Burge Union.
Cuisine Cash
A declining balance currency included with meal plans for use at on-campus retail dining locations.

D

Daisy Hill
The primary residential area of campus where the majority of freshman dorms are located.
Dining Center
General term for the all-you-care-to-eat facilities like North College Cafe or Mrs. E's.
Dining Dollars
The flexible spending currency included with meal plans for use at campus retail dining locations.
Dotte
Wyandotte Hall, a scholarship hall on campus.
Douthart
Douthart Scholarship Hall, one of the cooperative living communities on campus.
Downing
Downing Residential Management Center, often used to refer to the administrative hub on Daisy Hill.
Downs
Stouffer Place Apartments or the general area near the South District residential complex.

E

Ellsworth
Ellsworth Hall, a large residence hall located on Daisy Hill.

G

GSP
Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall, a residence hall often paired with Corbin Hall.

H

Hash
Hashinger Hall, a residence hall known for its focus on the creative arts.
Hawk Shop
Convenience stores located within residence halls or the union for snacks and basic groceries.
Hawk Week
The series of welcome events and traditions held during the first week of the fall semester.

I

IFC
Interfraternity Council, the governing body for social fraternities.
IFC/PHC
The Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council, governing bodies for Greek life.
IOA
The Office of Institutional Opportunity and Access, which handles Title IX and civil rights issues.

J

Jayhawk
The mythical bird mascot and the term for any KU student or athlete.
Jayhawk Boulevard
The main thoroughfare through campus, often simply called 'The Boulevard'.
Jayhawker Towers
An apartment-style residence complex primarily for upperclassmen and student-athletes.
JoCo
Slang for Johnson County, referring to the large population of students from the Kansas City suburbs.

K

KJHK
The student-run radio station, broadcasting at 90.7 FM.
KUDM
KU Dance Marathon, a student organization that raises money for Children’s Miracle Network.
KUEC
The KU Edwards Campus located in Overland Park.
KUID
The official University of Kansas student identification card and account system.
KUJH
The student-run television news station operated through the School of Journalism.

L

Late Night
Short for 'Late Night in the Phog,' the annual event marking the start of basketball season.
Lew
Lewis Hall, a residence hall located on Daisy Hill.
Lewis
Lewis Hall, a residence hall on Daisy Hill often associated with its proximity to the dining center.

M

Mass St
Massachusetts Street, the main downtown Lawrence thoroughfare for dining, shopping, and nightlife.
Mount Oread
The official name of the hill upon which the main KU campus is built.
Mrs. E’s
Ekdahl Dining Center, the largest dining hall on campus located on Daisy Hill.

N

Naismith
Naismith Hall, a privately owned residence hall located just off the edge of campus.
NCC
North College Cafe, a dining center located in GSP Hall serving the residents on the north side of campus.
North College Cafe
The residential dining hall located within GSP Hall.
North College Café
The dining hall located within GSP Hall, serving the North District of campus.

O

Osh
Oswald Hall, one of the newer suite-style residence halls on Daisy Hill.
Osh/Self
Oswald and Self Halls, two modern residence halls that are physically connected and often referred to together.
Oswald
Oswald Hall, a modern residence hall on Daisy Hill connected to Self Hall.

P

PHA
Panhellenic Association, the governing body for the university's sorority chapters.
PHC
Panhellenic Council, the governing body for sororities.
Phog
A reference to Phog Allen, used to describe the atmosphere of Allen Fieldhouse ('Beware of the Phog').

R

Roasterie
The local Kansas City-based coffee brand served at various campus cafes.
Rock Chalk
The universal greeting and cheer for the university, derived from the 'Rock Chalk, Jayhawk' chant.

S

Schol Halls
Short for Scholarship Halls, a unique KU housing system where students perform cooperative duties to reduce costs.
Self
Self Hall, a newer residence hall on Daisy Hill that is physically connected to Oswald Hall.
Self and Oswald
The two newest residence halls on Daisy Hill, often referred to as a single unit due to their proximity and shared bridge.
Self/Osh
Self and Oswald Halls, two connected modern residence halls on Daisy Hill.
Self/Oswald
A common shorthand for the connected Self and Oswald residence halls on Daisy Hill.
SFA
Student Financial Aid office.
SFL
Sorority and Fraternity Life, the office overseeing Greek organizations.
SGA
Student Government Association, the governing body for KU students.
SGB
Student Government Board, often used interchangeably with Student Senate.
SHAC
Student Health Advisory Committee, which acts as a liaison between students and health services.
SHW
Student Health and Wellness, the department managing Watkins Health Services and counseling.
SILC
Student Involvement & Leadership Center, the office that oversees student clubs and Greek life.
South Dining
The South Dining Commons, serving the residents of the South District (Stouffer Place and 435 North/South).
STUCO
Student Council, often referring to the Engineering Student Council or specific school governance.
Student Senate
The governing body for KU students that allocates the student activity fee.
SUA
Student Union Activities, the student-led organization that plans concerts, movies, and campus events.

T

Templin
Templin Hall, the residence hall traditionally associated with the University Honors Program.
The Beach
The concrete plaza and seating area in front of Wescoe Hall, popular for sunbathing and socializing.
The Booth
The Booth Family Hall of Athletics, the museum connected to Allen Fieldhouse.
The Campanile
The World War II Memorial bell tower; tradition says walking through it before graduation brings bad luck.
The Deuce
The dining area located within the Burge Union.
The Hawk
The Jayhawk Cafe, a popular student bar and social landmark near campus.
The Hill
The physical elevation of the main campus; also refers to the walk graduates take during commencement.
The Hill
Often used interchangeably with Daisy Hill to describe the main housing ridge.
The Kansan
The University Daily Kansan, KU's student-led newspaper and media outlet.
The Market
The main food court area located within the Kansas Union.
The Naismith
Naismith Hall, a privately managed residence hall located just off-campus near Allen Fieldhouse.
The Phog
A nickname for Allen Fieldhouse, referencing legendary coach Phog Allen and the 'home court advantage' atmosphere.
The Pulse
Coffee shops located in various academic buildings across campus.
The Roasterie
The campus coffee shops serving local Kansas City coffee.
The Schalls
Short for the Scholarship Halls, a unique cooperative living community where students share chores to reduce costs.
The Schol Halls
The Scholarship Halls, a group of 12 cooperative living communities where students share household duties.
The Scholarship Halls
A group of smaller, cooperative living communities where students share chores to reduce costs.
The Studio
A late-night dining location situated in Hashinger Hall.
The Towers
A collective term often used for the high-rise dorms on Daisy Hill, specifically Lewis and Templin.
The Underground
The food court located in the basement level of Wescoe Hall.
The Union
Refers to the various dining options located within the Kansas Union.
The Wheel
The Wagon Wheel, a historic and iconic student bar located just off-campus on 14th Street.
Townie
A Lawrence resident who is not a student or directly affiliated with the university.
TUDK
The University Daily Kansan, the student-run newspaper and media outlet.

U

UBC
University Business Center, often referring to the School of Business student leadership.
UDA
University Dance Company, the resident pre-professional performance group.
UDK
The University Daily Kansan, the independent student newspaper.
UHS
University Health Services, located in Watkins Memorial Health Center.

W

Walking the Hill
The tradition of graduating seniors walking down Mt. Oread to Memorial Stadium for commencement.
Wave the Wheat
A tradition where fans wave their arms in the air to mimic wheat blowing in the wind after a KU score.
Waving the Wheat
A tradition where students wave their arms in unison during sporting events, typically after a score.
Wescoe Beach
The large concrete plaza in front of Wescoe Hall, popular for tabling, events, and sunbathing.
Wescoeing
The act of hanging out or people-watching on the Wescoe Beach.
WHS
Watkins Health Services, the on-campus student medical center.

Places and practicalities

Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.

73 details
AFH
Allen Fieldhouse, the historic home of the Kansas Jayhawks basketball team.
Allen
Allen Fieldhouse, the historic and iconic home of Kansas Jayhawks basketball.
Allen Fieldhouse
The historic home of Kansas Basketball, often referred to as 'The Phog'.
Ambler
The Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center, the main campus gym.
Anschutz
Anschutz Library, known for being a more collaborative and social study space compared to Watson.
Beak 'em
A common phrase used in sports contexts or as a general sign-off among students.
Beak 'Em Bucks
A declining balance currency loaded onto the KUID for use at campus dining and retail locations.
Beak 'n' Bucks
A debit-like system on the KU Card used for purchasing food and services on campus.
Beak 'n' Buy
The official campus convenience stores located in various residence halls and buildings.
Beak 'n' Dine
A program allowing students to use their KU Card for purchases at participating off-campus restaurants.
Beak 'n' Save
A popular coupon book distributed on campus featuring discounts for local Lawrence businesses.
Blue Books
Small paper booklets required for written essay exams, typically purchased at the KU Bookstore.
Budig
Budig Hall, which contains the largest lecture halls on campus and the central computer lab.
Bus
Refers to the KU on-campus transit system, which is free for students with a KU Card.
Bus 11
A primary transit route (the 'Daisy Hill Express') connecting the dorms to the main campus.
Bus 41/42
The primary campus circulator bus routes that move students between Daisy Hill and the academic buildings.
Bus Finger
The act of pointing an index finger at a campus bus to signal the driver to stop.
Canvas
The learning management system where professors post syllabi, assignments, and grades.
Cuisine Cash
Dining-specific credit included with meal plans for use at campus retail dining locations.
Dining Dollars
Tax-free funds included with meal plans that can be used at any KU Dining retail location.
Enroll & Pay
The online student portal used for class registration, paying tuition, and checking grades.
Enrollment
The specific window of time when students register for the next semester's classes via the Enroll & Pay portal.
Enrollment RX
The student portal system used for searching and registering for classes.
Fraser
Fraser Hall, the iconic building with two towers visible from across Lawrence.
Hawk Week
The series of orientation events and activities held during the first week of the fall semester.
Jayhawk App
The official mobile application used for tracking campus buses, checking grades, and accessing student resources.
Jayhawk Blvd
The main campus thoroughfare, which is restricted to bus and permit traffic only during school hours.
Jayhawk Blvd Gates
The main road through campus is closed to most vehicular traffic during class hours (7:45 AM to 4:00 PM) to prioritize buses and pedestrians.
Jayhawk Boulevard
The main campus thoroughfare which is restricted to bus and permit traffic during daytime class hours.
Jayhawk GPS
The online platform used by students to schedule academic advising appointments.
Jayhawk on Demand
An app-based transit service for on-campus transportation during specific hours.
K-10 Connector
The bus service that transports students between the Lawrence and Edwards campuses.
K-Card
The official University of Kansas student identification card used for building access and payments.
KU Card
The official student identification card used for building access, meal plans, and library services.
KU Info
A student-run information service that answers questions via phone, text, or online.
KU on Wheels
The campus bus system that provides transportation around campus and Lawrence.
KUBus
The campus bus system (operated by Lawrence Transit) which is free for students with a KUID.
KUEC
The KU Edwards Campus, the university's satellite campus located in Overland Park.
KUID
The official student identification card used for meals, building access, and library services.
Late Night
Short for 'Late Night in the Phog,' the massive annual event marking the start of the basketball season.
Learned
Learned Hall, the primary building for the School of Engineering.
mrs_e_s
Mrs. E's
mrs_e_s_daisy_hill
Mrs. E's (Daisy Hill)
MyKU
The central web portal providing a single point of access to various student information systems.
Navigate
The mobile app and platform used by students to schedule advising appointments and track academic progress.
north_college_cafe
North College Cafe
north_college_cafe_gsp_hall
North College Cafe (GSP Hall)
Route 11
The primary bus route (K-10 Connector/Campus) used by students to commute between Daisy Hill and downtown.
Route 42
The 'Blue' bus route, a primary circulator that connects Daisy Hill dorms to the main academic buildings.
SafeBus
A late-night bus route that transports students between campus, downtown, and residential areas.
SafeLift
A program providing subsidized Uber/Lyft rides for students during late-night hours.
SafeRide
A university-provided car service that offers students free, safe rides home at night.
SafeWalk
A service where student employees provide walking escorts across campus after dark.
south_dining_commons
South Dining Commons
south_dining_commons_downs_hall
South Dining Commons (Downs Hall)
Stop Day
The Friday before final exams week when no classes are held, intended for study and preparation.
Strong
Strong Hall, the main administrative building housing the Chancellor's office and admissions.
The 'Schutz
Anschutz Library, one of the two main libraries on campus, known for its collaborative study spaces.
The 11
Route 11, the primary bus line connecting Daisy Hill dorms to the main campus.
The Burge
The Burge Union, a secondary student union located near the Central District.
The Bus
The Lawrence Transit/KU on-campus bus system, which is free for students with a KU Card.
The Campanile
The Memorial Campanile, a bell tower and war memorial that students walk through during graduation.
The Fieldhouse
Allen Fieldhouse, the historic home of Kansas Jayhawks basketball.
The Hill
Mount Oread, the elevated ridge that the main Lawrence campus is built upon.
The Phog
Allen Fieldhouse, the historic basketball arena named after coach Phog Allen.
The Rec
The Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center.
The Rec
The Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center, the main gym and fitness facility for students.
The Union
The Kansas Union, the primary student activity center on the east side of campus.
the_market
The Market
Watkins
Watkins Health Services, the on-campus medical clinic for students.
Watson
Watson Library, the university's primary research library, typically used for quiet study.
Wescoe
Wescoe Hall, the central hub for humanities and the most frequented academic building.
Wescoe Beach
The concrete plaza and steps in front of Wescoe Hall, a popular social gathering spot.

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Where does this guide come from?
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Provides immersive volunteer experiences that educate students and foster a lifelong commitment to service through local, weekend, and weeklong service trips.

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American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Promotes and enhances the technical competency and professional well-being of its members through quality programs and activities in mechanical engineering.

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Engineering Student Council (ESC)

The student government body for engineering students. ESC works directly with the dean of engineering and department heads on behalf of the students and sponsors a variety of activities.

Jayhawk Bowling

A competitive bowling team representing the University of Kansas in collegiate tournaments.

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Jayhawk Esports

The home for competitive and casual gaming at the University of Kansas, supporting multiple teams across various titles and hosting community events.

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Jayhawk Hockey Club

Represents the University of Kansas in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA).

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A student-run organization that designs, builds, and competes with a formula-style race car in the annual Formula SAE competition.

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Kansas Esports

The official varsity-level Esports program at KU, competing in games like Rocket League, Valorant, Overwatch, and League of Legends in the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE).

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The University of Kansas club ice hockey team, competing in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA).

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Life in Lawrence for University of Kansas Students

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Timezone

Central Time (CT)

Median Rent

$1,150

Cost of Living Index

95

Student Population

28,000

City Transportation

Walkability

55

Bikeability

70

Public Transit

Lawrence Transit, KU on Wheels (campus transit)

Nearest Airports

Lawrence Municipal Airport, Kansas City International Airport (regional access)

Climate Averages

Climate

Humid subtropical

Avg Annual Temp

55°F

Avg Snowfall

15 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

Allen Fieldhouse Garage

garage • Limited during events

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Mississippi St. Garage

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Located north of the Kansas Union.

Lot 89 (Yellow)

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New lot east of Downs residence hall.

Campus News

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CERN finds gluons behaving strangely deep inside atomic nuclei

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Jayhawks Fall to #23 Missouri in Border Showdown

The Kansas football team lost 38-21 to Missouri in the 122nd playing of the Border Showdown at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.

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New book 'Leading Without Apology' provides guidance to women in educational leadership

KU scholars published a book aimed at helping women navigate challenges and advocate for leadership roles in education.

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Upcoming Events

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Concerts at the Campanile

September 13, 2026

World War II Memorial Campanile

Carillon concert featuring Dr. Elizabeth Egbert Berghout and guest carillonists performing on 53 bronze bells.

Student Organization Involvement Fair

September 14, 2026

Burge Union

An opportunity for students to engage and learn about the many registered student organizations across campus.

The White House and Beyond

September 16, 2026

Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics

A presentation or discussion event held at the Dole Institute.

Inaugural Democracy Day

September 18, 2026

Alderson Auditorium, Kansas Union

A 'Teach-In' event featuring presentations by university researchers on democratic governance.

KU Football vs. Arizona State

September 19, 2026

David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium

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Collage Concert

September 25, 2026

Lied Center of Kansas

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2026 Lelon Capps Lecture Series

September 28, 2026

Joseph R. Pearson Hall

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KU Symphony Orchestra with Joshua Brown

September 30, 2026

Lied Center of Kansas

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Dorms & On-Campus Housing at University of Kansas

Various dorm and housing options are available for students.

60 known dorm and housing options. The first 24 are shown below; the rest are available in the expandable list.

Amini Scholarship Hall (Margaret Amini)

Room types: scholarship hall room

Battenfeld Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Battenfeld Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Bennett Hall

Room types: single, double

Blue Mountain Apartments

Room types: 1-person, 2-person

Brown Hall

Room types: single, double

Corbin Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: single, double

Douthart Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Douthart Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Downs Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: 2-person room with bath

Ellsworth Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: double, suite, studio

English Hall

Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: single, double

Gillette House

Room types: single, double

Grace Pearson Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

GSP Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: single

Hashinger Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: single, double

Hasty Hall

Capacity: 86

Room types: traditional residence hall rooms

Hawker Apartments

Room types: apartment

HERE Apartments

Room types: 1-person, 2-person, 3-person

Jayhawker Towers Apartments

Capacity: 500

Room types: apartment

Jayhawker Towers D

Room types: 2-person, 4-person (shared bedroom)

K.K. Amini Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Krehbiel Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

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Krehbiel Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Legacy Apartments

Room types: 1-person, 2-person

Lewis Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: 2-person room with bath

Mackey Hall

Margaret Amini Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Marie S. McCarthy Hall

Room types: two-bedroom apartment, four-bedroom apartment

Martin Hall

Room types: single, double

McCarthy Hall

Room types: apartment

Miller Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: not specified

Miller Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Naismith Residence Hall

Capacity: 400

Room types: traditional

Oliver Hall

Room types: double

Oswald Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: suite

Pearson Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Pearson Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Rieger Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Rieger Scholarship Hall

Room types: scholarship hall room

Scholarship Halls

Room types: varies by hall

Scholars Row

Scholorship Halls

Capacity: 50

Room types: single, double

Schroeder Hall

Self Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: suite

Sellards Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Sellards Scholarship Hall

Room types: scholarship hall room

Stephenson Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: traditional rooms (community bathroom), semiprivate, suites

Stephenson Scholarship Hall

Room types: scholarship hall room

Stouffer Hall

Room types: single, double

Stouffer Place Apartments

Capacity: 200

Room types: 4-bedroom apartment, 6-person apartment

Summerfield Hall

Sunflower Apartments

Capacity: 200

Room types: 2-person private bedroom

Tammera Hall

Capacity: 300

Room types: single, double

Tammer Hall

Templin Hall

Capacity: 280

Room types: 2-person room with bath, studio

Watkins Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: not specified

Watkins Scholarship Hall

Capacity: 50

Room types: scholarship hall room

Wescoe Hall

Room types: single, double

Campus Details

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