Asking these scholars for their input could forge a relationship between the school and community that would last for decades to come. Then again, it could be worse. They could erect another corporate park similar to the one next door. That way, our students could be snubbed by an additional few dozen corporations who rely on temp agencies to keep their executives' coffee cups full. Sadly, Orange County seems to be apathetic toward helping develop our campus.
Actions speak louder than words.
Local communities are donating thousands of dollars for a committee to ban the El Toro airport so that their property values don't plummet. They could just as easily donate money in a more proactive manner, in such forms as research grants or scholarships. All contents of this site are 1998-99 by the New University Newspaper. Reproduction in any way is prohibited unless express written consent is first obtained.