Comments for The Current Online http://longviewcurrent.org The Student Voice of MCCKC-Longview Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:23:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Is There Enough Parking at Longview? by C. Warren http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/09/03/is-there-enough-parking-at-longview/#comment-473 C. Warren Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:23:43 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=4486#comment-473 What makes me mad is that both here and at UCM the school won't consider the obvious solution. A parking garage, 2-4 stories. This saves space, and improves the walking distance. I wouldn't mind paying 2.50 to park for the day. What makes me mad is that both here and at UCM the school won’t consider the obvious solution. A parking garage, 2-4 stories. This saves space, and improves the walking distance. I wouldn’t mind paying 2.50 to park for the day.

]]> Comment on Is There Enough Parking at Longview? by Nicole http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/09/03/is-there-enough-parking-at-longview/#comment-471 Nicole Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:29:35 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=4486#comment-471 I agree, being late shouldn't be the reason to improve parking. However, I understand that finding out that you need to be very, very early the hard way--being late on your first day of class--isn't the best situation. I think that the parking should be improved for more reasons than just time-based situations. The worst part of having to walk extremely far isn't ALWAYS an issue, but in a lot of cases it is--the weather. Walking far is fine, it's great exercise, but I disagree that we have to be put through that when it is either pouring down rain or ten degrees outside. It not only gives everyone a bad start to their day, but it isn't very healthy either. I'd rather not be sick! I agree, being late shouldn’t be the reason to improve parking. However, I understand that finding out that you need to be very, very early the hard way–being late on your first day of class–isn’t the best situation. I think that the parking should be improved for more reasons than just time-based situations. The worst part of having to walk extremely far isn’t ALWAYS an issue, but in a lot of cases it is–the weather. Walking far is fine, it’s great exercise, but I disagree that we have to be put through that when it is either pouring down rain or ten degrees outside. It not only gives everyone a bad start to their day, but it isn’t very healthy either. I’d rather not be sick!

]]> Comment on Is There Enough Parking at Longview? by anon http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/09/03/is-there-enough-parking-at-longview/#comment-470 anon Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:09:33 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=4486#comment-470 Okay, I can get the idea that the disparity between the lack of student space and the abundance of faculty space should be addressed. But honestly, you have some moxie saying that a student who can't get to class on time because they couldn't find a parking space isn't at fault for being late. In the real world you have to plan ahead for things like traffic and lack of parking in order to get to your job. Okay, I can get the idea that the disparity between the lack of student space and the abundance of faculty space should be addressed. But honestly, you have some moxie saying that a student who can’t get to class on time because they couldn’t find a parking space isn’t at fault for being late. In the real world you have to plan ahead for things like traffic and lack of parking in order to get to your job.

]]> Comment on END THE FED by C. Warren http://longviewcurrent.org/2009/11/30/end-the-fed/#comment-467 C. Warren Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:18:51 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=3814#comment-467 Why does everyone keep blaming this on the government? Blame, blame, blame, blame! That's all people ever do! It seems to me that the collapse of the housing market lies on the irresponsibility of those people who purchased houses, cars, and other merchandise on credit that they could not afford. It lies on those banks which bought those loans and tried to shove them off in a dark corner somewhere. It comes from the (I'm going to guess) 150 million Americans who have a substandard education (Mathematics, History, Science, and Economics), who have been buying these expensive things they cannot afford for decades. It comes from the shipment of jobs overseas, it comes from our inability to produce any goods for our selves. All of this is related to the American peoples strange desire to focus all their time on telling you what medical treatments you can have and can't, what a woman can and can't do with her own body, and a wide array of social issues that serve no purpose! This is simply put. Your (The people of America) fault. Whats sad, is that most of you would rather bicker about "fault" than fix the problem. I don't pity a single one of you. Why does everyone keep blaming this on the government? Blame, blame, blame, blame! That’s all people ever do!

It seems to me that the collapse of the housing market lies on the irresponsibility of those people who purchased houses, cars, and other merchandise on credit that they could not afford. It lies on those banks which bought those loans and tried to shove them off in a dark corner somewhere. It comes from the (I’m going to guess) 150 million Americans who have a substandard education (Mathematics, History, Science, and Economics), who have been buying these expensive things they cannot afford for decades. It comes from the shipment of jobs overseas, it comes from our inability to produce any goods for our selves.

All of this is related to the American peoples strange desire to focus all their time on telling you what medical treatments you can have and can’t, what a woman can and can’t do with her own body, and a wide array of social issues that serve no purpose!

This is simply put. Your (The people of America) fault. Whats sad, is that most of you would rather bicker about “fault” than fix the problem. I don’t pity a single one of you.

]]> Comment on What About Betty? by Marcheline http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/08/11/what-about-betty/#comment-464 Marcheline Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:50:45 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=4416#comment-464 Hey Retro Heads! I entered a contest to win a walk-on role on the most retro-licious TV show ever: MAD MEN! But I need your votes to help me win, so please visit my blog or go to http://madmencastingcall.amctv.com/browse/detail/EZ3MBH and vote for me! Thanks a bunch, Marcheline Hey Retro Heads!

I entered a contest to win a walk-on role on the most retro-licious TV show ever: MAD MEN!

But I need your votes to help me win, so please visit my blog or go to http://madmencastingcall.amctv.com/browse/detail/EZ3MBH and vote for me!

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]]> Comment on SADE RETURNS WITH “SOMETHING TO LOVE” by Anonymous http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/04/01/sade-returns-with-something-to-love/#comment-422 Anonymous Wed, 07 Apr 2010 14:40:13 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=4186#comment-422 Great article. Good writer. Great article. Good writer.

]]> Comment on Calendar by Tracy http://longviewcurrent.org/campus-calendar/#comment-421 Tracy Sat, 03 Apr 2010 20:03:58 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?page_id=2538#comment-421 We will be having a pinwheel garden in the raised garden between the Business Building and Learning Resource Building on Thursday April 8th from 9am to 3pm to promote child abuse awareness. To help, pinwheels will be 1 for $3 or 2 for $5. Sponsored by Casey Reid's 102 English class. We will be having a pinwheel garden in the raised garden between the Business Building and Learning Resource Building on Thursday April 8th from 9am to 3pm to promote child abuse awareness. To help, pinwheels will be 1 for $3 or 2 for $5. Sponsored by Casey Reid’s 102 English class.

]]> Comment on JENNIFER ARGO OFFERS LV STUDENTS ACCESS by Bryan Gentry http://longviewcurrent.org/2010/03/17/jennifer-argo-offers-lv-students-access/#comment-397 Bryan Gentry Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:37:43 +0000 http://longviewcurrent.org/?p=3925#comment-397 I used to work for Jennifer. She really is a kind and caring person who seems to love what she does. I always got the impression she wanted every student to succeed and that she would do everything she could to help them do so. I used to work for Jennifer. She really is a kind and caring person who seems to love what she does. I always got the impression she wanted every student to succeed and that she would do everything she could to help them do so.

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