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Originally Posted by KayCee Oooh another Poly Post article by Luiz Gomez, he is a talented writer.
I also signed the petition on spring quarter. She told me that she will get a certain amount of student's name and will head directly to the President's office. (I don't think that will help.)
It would be nice to keep the KIN classes but I think it is for the best for the administrations to reduce the number of KIN classes that are being offered. "“The priority is to make sure the students get the classes they need to graduate,” Way said." |
Seems like the administration spends more on campus beauty then school needs.
Also I know that the KIN teacher for aikido, and all of the others that help him would and did teach the class for free untill the teachers union became upset becuase he didnt get paid so they couldnt get union dues. Im sure his isnt the only case.
But hey we have one hell of a garden and murky koi pond. I can go stare at the fish instead of exercising my body, relaxing from a day of classes and building discipline.