Odgers' Landscaping Design students will later design and construct a water feature that will be located directly in front of the multicultural and advisement centers. The project's construction hasn't affected the operation of nearby offices or obstructed student traffic. Constriction schedules have been created at times that won't disrupt classes. Existing trees in the patio area were cleared to utilize space for the start of the awning's construction last summer. Linda Garden, English Department Secretary, believes the project isn't environmentally sound.
Trees are much more aesthetic, and have a much better value than an awning.
Environmentally, we need the trees. According to Wilkins, the awning and patio area should be completed just prior to spring break. The Mesa Legend is the student newspaper of Mesa Community College, Mesa, Arizona. Text and art are protected by copyright.