This petition is to tell the Board of Trustees, Dr. W. Stephen Pannel, Dr. Diane Lane, and Dr. Christine Valuckas that the students and faculty of Cecil College want the Campus Bookstore to remain ON CAMPUS and NOT moved across the street n a strip mall behind High's store!
We the Students staff and faculty of Cecil College request that another alternative be found to increase classroom space and leave the bookstore on the of the Technology Center building located at One Seahawk Drive, North East, MD 21914. This location is more convenient for students, staff, and faculty than trying to cross Route 272 would be. The intersection has been deemed one of the countyâ
The Board of Trustees is still ignoring our concerns about moving the bookstore across Route 272. Email the members directly to tell them that crossing a dangerous highway for textbooks is not an acceptable campus policy. Post this link on Facebook and tag the college administration so they see we are paying attention.
May 28, 2009
The momentum behind this campaign proves the administration cannot ignore our need for a convenient bookstore. Please call the Board of Trustees office today and demand they keep our services on campus. Send the petition link to your classmates and tell them why crossing Route 272 is a safety risk.
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Sarah Park
17 years ago
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moving the store to that strip mall is so inconvenient for anyone without a car. nobody wants to walk across that busy road between classes.
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Jason Hill
17 years ago
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BAD IDEA. leave it alone.
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Mike Mwangi
17 years ago
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Are you kidding me? Crossing 272 is death waiting to happen. Keep the bookstore where it is and find somewhere else for the classrooms.
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This petition is to tell the Board of Trustees, Dr. W. Stephen Pannel, Dr. Diane Lane, and Dr. Christine Valuckas that the students and faculty of Cecil College want the Campus Bookstore to remain ON CAMPUS and NOT moved across the street n a strip mall behind High's store!
We the Students staff and faculty of Cecil College request that another alternative be found to increase classroom space and leave the bookstore on the of the Technology Center building located at One Seahawk Drive, North East, MD 21914. This location is more convenient for students, staff, and faculty than trying to cross Route 272 would be. The intersection has been deemed one of the countyâ
The Board of Trustees is still ignoring our concerns about moving the bookstore across Route 272. Email the members directly to tell them that crossing a dangerous highway for textbooks is not an acceptable campus policy. Post this link on Facebook and tag the college administration so they see we are paying attention.
May 28, 2009
The momentum behind this campaign proves the administration cannot ignore our need for a convenient bookstore. Please call the Board of Trustees office today and demand they keep our services on campus. Send the petition link to your classmates and tell them why crossing Route 272 is a safety risk.
3 Comments
S
Sarah Park
17 years ago
Featured
moving the store to that strip mall is so inconvenient for anyone without a car. nobody wants to walk across that busy road between classes.
J
Jason Hill
17 years ago
Featured
BAD IDEA. leave it alone.
M
Mike Mwangi
17 years ago
Featured
Are you kidding me? Crossing 272 is death waiting to happen. Keep the bookstore where it is and find somewhere else for the classrooms.
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moving the store to that strip mall is so inconvenient for anyone without a car. nobody wants to walk across that busy road between classes.