Mills also pointed out that while CUBS makes revenue with its textbooks, it tries to have the lowest prices and is a non-profit organization, meaning that all profits go back into the store and university. I did actually end up having to buy one book from the bookstore though. Several students like Perelman are still waiting on textbooks. Mills says that CUBS does everything within its power to get books here in a timely fashion, and many times when obstacles arise, it will work with the publisher and the faculty to print the first chapter to get students started. The amount of problems we run into is comparatively small.
Some students just don t sympathize.
I had to go to the library and read three chapters until it got here.