OPINION
THE PRINT
Dear Students,
This is a voluntary survey to find out Clackamas Community College
Student opinions onthecampusChildCare Center, on Student Activities and
Student Government, and on their feelings and concerns at CCC.
Clackamas Community College has a Child Care Facility which is in need
of major improvements. The college is planning to eliminate the Center by
July 1,1989. Would students be interested in a new Center? What would the
students like to see done? Would students be willing to get involved to
improve or acquire a new Center?
Through this survey, ASG hopes to find our what CCC students are con
cerned about, what they want to know more about, and see accomplished on
campus.
These surveys need to be returned to the Student Activities Office
(located in the Community Center) no later than November 23,1988.
Sincerely,
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ARE YOU A STUDENT?
DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN? (IF YES.
3.
DO YOU PRESENTLY USE THE C.C.C. CHILDCARE FACILITY?
4.
DO YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WHO IS NOT (DING TO C.C.C.
PRESENTLY,
)
HOW MANY
Every four years, it happens. The
people of the most powerful and influen
tial country in the free world elect their
leader.
During this year’s election process,
campaigning took onawhole new mean
ing. Instead of candidates trying to con
vince the people that they were the one
who should be the next leader, thecandi-
dates were showing us why their oppo
nent should not be elected.
Curran's
Corner
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
BUT WOULD IF THEY HAD ACCESS TO
CHILD CARE HERE AT C.C.C. ?
5.
HAVE YW HAD A CLASS IN THE CRCHAHDS CENTER (the but I ding
6.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE CHILD CARE FACILITY IN THE ORCHARDS
the Child Care is locate?! in)?
CENTER?
YES
NO
7.
DO YOU THINK WE NEED A CHILD CARE CENTER ON CANPUS?
YES
NO
8.
CONCERNING THE PRESENT CHILD CARE FACILITY ON CAMUS.
DO YOU FEEL C.C.C.
SHOULD (CIRCLE ONE):
1.
UPDATE/REMXJEL THE CURRENT FACILITY
2.
3.
BUILD A NEW FACILITY
LEAVE IT UNCHANCED. AND CONTINUE ITS AVALIABILITY
4.
ELIMINATE THE FACILITY AND NOT PRO/1 DE CHILD CARE AT C.C.C.
5.
OTHER
IT WOULD HELP BUILD A NEW OR INPKNE THE CURRENT CHILD
YES
CARE CENTER?
10.
ND
I don’t believe that the founding
fathers of this country had that in mind
when they came up with the process. If all
these candidates can do to get elected is
point out their opponent’s.mistakes and
shortcomings, then maybe those who say
that the past few elections have been a
choice of the lesser of two evils is true.
Some critics say that George Bush
was elected because he took the initia
tive to attack Michael Dukakis on issues.
Career Market
To the Editor:
WOULD YOU SUPPORT A SPECIAL TUITION INCREASE FOR A PROJECT
YES
ND
11.
ARE YOUR NEEDS BEING NET AS A STUDENT?(IF NO PLEASE SPECIFY) YES
NO
12.
HOW CAN HE HELP MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE AT C.C.C.
13.
HAVE YOU READ THE 'STUDENT RIGHTS'
OTHER THAN CHILD CARE?
A SUCCESSFUL ONE?
SECTION OF THE STUDENT HANDBOOK?
Thankyou all for the part you played
in helping to make the 1988 Career Market
a success. The article in The Print helped
to draw attention to the event as did the
advertising on the front and back of the
Today Bulletin. Your assistance is very
much appreciated.
Gail Laferriere
Career Development Specialist
IF YOU HAD A PROBLEM WITH STAFF OR A FACULTY NENBER,
DO YOU KNOW HOW AND
Welch or Welsh?
WHERE TO CD ABOUT HANDLING IT?
16.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT A . S G
DOES FOR YOU?
CANTUS?:
YES
NO
WAT TYPE pF. ACTIVITIES WOULD YOU LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN ON THE C.C.C.
CANFUS?
13.
NO
YES
DO YOU FEEL THAT THERE ARE ENCUCH ACTIVITIES FOR YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN ON
THE C.C.C.
17.
To the Editor:
NO
YES
¡S.
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WHAT TYPE OF DANCES WOULD YOU PREFER TO CD TO?
(Circle choice)
ROCK
BIG BAND ERA
COUNTRY
FCFMAL
JAZZ
THEFE
R & B IRYTHYM AND BLUES)
NEWWAVE
OTHER
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20.
WHAT NENIES WOULD YOU PREFER TO SEE HERE AT C.C.C. ?
WESTERN
SCIENCE FICTION
RIMANCE
HORROR
COMEDY .
HISTORICAL
NUSICALS
UOOUNENTARIES
OTHER______________
SPORTS RELATED .
SPECIAL EVENTS ARE SCHEDULED THROUCHOUT THE YEAR.
EVENTS MOST INTEREST YOU? (Circle choice,
EVENT
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SPEAKER
ART
MJSIC (BALLET. OPERA)
CULTURE
DRAMATIC
DINNER THEATRE
OTHER
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WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE TO BE A PROBLEM THAT C.C.C.
(ARE OF OR HAS CNER LOOKED?
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The fact that Dukakis did not defend
several of these accusations may be a
major reason he lost the election.
The furlough issue is one where Bush
scored some big points. By accusing
Dukakis of being personally responsible
of letting Willie Horton, a convicted
murderer serving a life sentence, out on
one of the weekend furloughs, Bush raised
suspicion that Dukakis was soft on crime.
Although Dukakis tried to defend these
accusations, he took too long and the
item remained on the minds of several
voters.
Throughout the campaign the sub
ject of guns, both foreign and domestic,
came up. Bush was targeted as being
involved in the arms for hostages deal,
better known as the Iran-Contra Affair.
Meanwhile Dukakis was charged with
wanting to cut back on the number of
guns owned by citizens of the United
States.
The question derived from this is do
we want a president who will limit the
number ofweapons in this country, or do
we want a president who will sell them to
hostile third world nations?
It’s up to the people to decide what
kind of president they want. The nega
tive campaigning is here to stay. Proof of
this is Dukakis, who tried to win the
election without it, but was unsuccessful.
As long as it will win the election, it
doesn’t matter what kind of picture vot
ers have of the other guy.
The people need to see through the
negative ads and see what the candidate
stands for, rather than believe what his
opponent says he stands for. They will
have another chance to do that in four
years,
THEPRINT
NO
YES
14.
Christopher
L Curran
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WOULD YOU BE IN FAVOR OF A SPECIAL TUITION INCREASE IF
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Negative campaign
takes toll on voters
Faith Taylor, President
Associated Student Government
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November 16,1988
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HAS NOT TAKEN
I am writing in regard to an article
Michael Walker wrote in the November
9 issue of Hie. Print (“Andre returns
from sabbatical in Wales”). I recently:
spent a year studying Celtic History in
the town of Carmarthen, Wales (near
Mumbles where Ms. Andre studied) and
while there learned quite a bit about thé
country of Wales.
There is no such place as “South
Wales, England;’’ England, Wales, and
Scotland are separate countries which
together comprise Great Britain. (This
is, by the way, a very sensitive issue for
Welshmen and Scots alike ~ there is
quite a bit of tension between these two
countries and England). Also/*Welch”
is a grape juice — I believe Ms. Andre
conducted interviews with the faculty in
the Welsh department.
I admit that before going to Wales,
my knowledge of the country was rather
limited also. Hopefully the information
I have provided will be helpful for you
and your readers. Diolch yn fawr! (Thank
you - in Welsh).
CHILD CARE
2 CAMUS STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
3. AVALIABlllTYUF STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Sincerely,
4. OTHER________________________________________
Sharon Lloyd
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