If elected, Watt and Gresnick said they will attempt to establish a 24-hour computer lab in the Memorial Union. They have discussed the possibility of arranging access through the Hornets Nest with Dave Hendricks, director of MU facilities and operations. The two junior candidates will also work to extend the cafeteria hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. They have talked with Charles Francis, MU director, about arranging this schedule. Students wouldn't have to choose between the two.
Students deserve a consistent, universal grading system.
Watt and Gresnick said they don't want to wait around before doing something about it. In the fall, they said they will bring the issue to students' attention, get student feedback, discuss the issue with Faculty Senate and get faculty response. We're not necessarily in favor of trying it out and seeing where it goes. Watt and Gresnick also support a tuition cap and student fee accountability, making sure student fee dollars go to the organizations that need them. Watt and Gresnick say they want to amend the CAAP test policy so fewer students have to take it.