Monday, May 11, 2009

In This Economy, Students Led to the Thrift Shop

Everyone knows that the economy isn't that great right now, and because of it students have had to cut back on spending money.

One thing that many college students enjoy doing is shopping.

Here in Richland Center the main thrift store is Goodwill, and surprisingly you can find a lot of good things there; cute clothes, cheaper household appliances, and other little knick knacks that you might find useful.

When it comes to shopping, think about stopping at Goodwill or another thrift store to see what can be found.

What do students think about shopping at thrift stores?

"I sometimes find good things there, like Super Nintendos," said John Strait, a sophomore here at UW-Richland. When asked if he shops there because of the economy being so bad Strait answered, "I just shop there because stuff is so cheap."

Josh Oates, another sophomore here at UW-Richland, was asked if he has ever found something at a thrift store. He replied, "Yes, I found some cool stuff for paint ball."

Another store to consider when looking to save money is TJ Maxx.

It has low prices but still has nice clothes and other items.

Just because a place is considered a thrift store doesn't mean it is any less of a regular store.

You are still able to find name brand clothes, just only for a lot cheaper. That's the good part about it.

By Tasha Walters

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