Highacres Collegian, January 31, 1977- Page Five
DAVID TAKES ACTION
ON SG.A. REQUESTS
Dr. William David, Director
of the Highacres Campus, took
action on January 4 to have win
dows installed in the double doors
in the Highacres Commons. The
doors are located in the
ern portion of the upper floor
of the Commons.
David took action as a re
sult of the Highacres Student
Government Association and Mr.
Everitt Binns, Assistant to the
Dean of Student Affairs, request
ing that windows be installed
in the doors, according to Ron
Drum, President of the S.G.A.
the S.G.A. made this request
as a result of a student,James
Roslevich having two teeth
knocked out. The teeth were
knocked out as a result of a
lack of visibility by a person
standing on the opposite side
of the doors, swinging the doors
open into Roslevich's face.
The windows were installed
on January JB.
The S.G.A. also asked David
to take action on another long
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service to lower costs to the
customer.
Unfortunately, and I my-
self have witnessed this,people,
both faculty and students alike
would buy coffee, doughnuts, etc.
and then buy a second cup of cof
fee,and then leave. Behind these
people were left tables with
cups, paper plates, crumbs, and
"what not" And as more people
used the tables, the piles
grew higher, cups were used as
ashtrays, and finally the cups
started to fall and break. Not
only did cups break, but some
were actually stolen!
So Mr. Krone and the ladies
worked twice as hard to clean
the tables, cups, and floors
and still get the financial and
bookeeping work done in time be
fore the Union said,"quitting
time!" It got to
Mr. Krone had to hire an extra
person to help clean-up the
Commons. He had to replace
broken and stolen cups. A heavy
work load, and costs rising
over the Commons ceiling put
an ena to trying to keep the
By Elliot Grossman
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prices jlow.
the point that
standing safety hazard on campus.
The metal stairs located between
the upper sophomore parking
lot and the faculty parking lot
have been proven to be very dan
gerous , especially duing the win
ter with accumulations of snow
and ice.
Paul Cerula, Business Mana
ger, had told the COLLEGIAN on
March 17, 1976 that bids were
being taken to rebuild
the stairs using concrete to
make the salting easier during
the winter months. However, the
stairs were never rebuilt.
Also, according to Drum,
this was not the first time
that the S.G.A. had brought the
issue to the administrtion. He
said that in past years the
S.G.A. had requested that
safer stairs be installed.
David promized the S.G.A.
that "as soon as the weather
breaks" the stairs will be
rebuilt.
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Mr. Krone decided to make
a plea to the customers. Signs
went up asking the customers to
return the cups and to clear off
the tables, Dut no one listened.
Finally, as a last resort, be
fore closing up the snack bar
completely-, Mr. Krone bought
styrofoam cups and up went the
price of coffee.
Up also went the cries of
"robbery" and"ridiculuos, having
to use styrofoam cups."
Funny, how people can be
so stupid as to think they can
be sloppy and not have to pay
for it. Can people be so in
considerate to each other as
not to clean up after them
selves so the next person will
not have to before he or shß
can eat? Are the students not
embarrassed when visitors enter
the Commons Lounge ana discover
the place looks like a pigsty?
Everyone, hang your heads
in shame and have a heart. Clean
up your tables so maybe we can
get back to drinking coffee out
of a porcelain cup and not a
styrofoam cup.
VOTING?
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three of the four candidates
were residence hall students
the responses have been cate
gorized into two area: the re
sponses from town students and
the responses from resident
students.
li/hen town students were
asked if they knew the person
that they had voted for as
anything more than a name seve:
of the ten students interview
ed responded like Mike Toth,
who said,"l didn't know any of
thorn."
Dave Uhle did not know who
he voted for and said,"...for
that matter I don't even
ber the name."
Continued on
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