Volume 43, Issue 1. Today is

August 22, 2005
IDEAS AND OPINIONS

Legend's View:
Student apathy lowers quality of education

Due to an increase in tuition, the “please pay this amount” box on students’ schedules will seem a little larger this semester if compared to the previous. Many students will be forced to work a few more hours per week in order to pay for the expansion of the MCC campus; the soon-tobe- remodeled classrooms; and the salaries of caring, helpful and supportive teachers.

When age a factor, it’s time to bow out
Chuck Ashton
Copy Editor

In the 215-year life of the U.S. Supreme Court, 48 justices of the Court have died on the bench. And things are pointing toward the current chief justice, William Rehnquist, being number 49.

SOS:
What role should the student government play at MCC?

Gail Tunney
Education, 19
“Student government should benefit the students.”

Nicholas Kearns
Business, 20
“Provide better learning area for students and provide tutors for students who are struggling.”

Gabriel Arroyo
Business, 25
“They should be the facilitators between students and the faculty.”

Nichelle Stinson
Dental Hygiene, 19
“Making the campus better and helping the students.”

Madison Mills
Undecided, 18
“Keep the students as happy as possible.”

Dio Grant
Music, 24
“Doing away with trends and teaching people to be themselves. Originality is a terrible thing to waste.”

Sarah Gaytan
Nursing, 18
“Just keeping the kids involved and excited about upcoming events and functions.”
Tim Schnepf
Undecided, 18
“Creating equality amongst the students.”
Justin Huffer
Pharmacology, 21
“Instituting laws or policies that benefit students rather than limit them.””


Gail Tunney Education, 19 “Student government should benefit the students.”	Nicholas Kearns Business, 20 “Provide better learning area for students and provide tutors for students who are struggling.”	Gabriel Arroyo Business, 25 “They should be the facilitators between students and the faculty.”
Nichelle Stinson Dental Hygiene, 19 “Making the campus better and helping the students.”	Madison Mills Undecided, 18 “Keep the students as happy as possible.”	Dio Grant Music, 24 “Doing away with trends and teaching people to be themselves. Originality is a terrible thing to waste.”
Sarah Gaytan Nursing, 18 “Just keeping the kids involved and excited about upcoming events and functions.”	Tim Schnepf Undecided, 18 “Creating equality amongst the students.”	Justin Huffer Pharmacology, 21 “Instituting laws or policies that benefit students rather than limit them.””