Lost
Lost airline pass near USU campus
USU campus
Lost
listing
Posted
about 10 hours
ago
Description
I grabbed a coffee at the Taggart Student Center lobby around 9:15 this morning, and my airline pass slipped from my pocket. I set it on a table while I checked my schedule, then I walked toward the bookstore, and when I turned back, it was gone. The pass is laminated with a blue stripe and a photo ID, and it’s essential for my travel plans this week. I’m rattled because I can’t replace it easily, and I’m hoping someone is honest enough to turn it in.
Approximate last-seen location
USU campus
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