Features
Commuter problems to
By Lisa Noro
Is there enough gas in the
car? What’s the weather
forecast? Will there be a traffic
jam this morning? All of these
questions concern a large
number of students attending
school here -- the commuters.
Approximately seventy per
cent of students on Capitol
Campus are commuters. Many
drive from as far as Gettysburg
to as close as Middletown. Yet,
they all share the same gripes.
Some gripes include the ques
tion of whether there should be
a light on Rt. 230? Why does
Fruehauf have the right of way
in the rear parking lot? Is it
necessary to pay to park each
semster? Does the University
need that income? Where is the
official car pooling board?
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“There are a lot of good things under our roof”
Shouldn’t there be a service do
ing that? According to some,
commuter students need a
forum.
Dr. John Teske, co-chairman
of the Student Affairs Commit
tee, plans to provide just that.
On April 5,1983, at 12:15 and
5:30 in the Lion’s Den, com
muters will get to voice their
opinion’s. “We are already,
willing and able to improve stu
dent life, but we can’t do it
alone. We need more student
impact.”
Commuting isn’t the only pro
blem Teske is concerned with.
“We would like students to
know that we can be a source of
information and not just a place
to air complaints.”
Teske, co-chairing the Stu
dent Affairs Committee with
Cheryl Ebel, also wants
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students to know this commit- In the interest of providing
tee is not just another “arm of commuter students with a com
the administration.” There are mon link, Student Government
three student members, in- has been working on a
eluding S.G.A. president. Tom “commuter service bulletin
Halley, ten faculty members board.” Located in the stairwell
and three administrators on the near (he Lion’s Den, the board
committee. will offer several services to
“We’ve become known as the driving students.
‘oversight committee’ and the “Students driving to major
‘umbrella committee.’ In reali- cities could place notices for
ty we are just one of the many riders, said Tom Halley, SGA
conduits for students to go President, “in addition to
through. After all, we are battl- listing car pool information.”
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