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              yfo\ufneS4, number
SUNY College of Technology at FarmlnfldalT
March 9,1993
\ GDA D
Vol t. Naaber I
WHAT DO STUDENTS WANTf °
compiled by Eleanor Cavley
The F^rain^dale Press
queried a number of students
on cakpus as to what
iftproveaents they would like
to see at the college.
Alexandra Andriopoulos.
age 37, is a rtturning
student studying Business
Adainistration. On her first
day of school here at
fkraingdale, Alexandra had a
difficult tint finding
anything on campus. "There
aren't enough signs to tell
you where to go,' said
Alexandra. **They should have
a very large sign at the very
beginning of campus with
arrows pointing to the
direction of buildings." Joe
Laifsaoui, age 26. is also a
returning student studying
Business Administration. Joe
is presently taking six
at night, and his
complaint is that
i^A«rh»re to get
a ^ wOmf I h.
Wihos
machines get
satisfied fV^om that stuffV
'Better lighting in the
educatuTT _
promisors teem io teach oniyj
because they must. I niel tha
F^rmingdale needs to hire
)ro£kssors who are
.nterested not only in their
paychecks, but also in the
quality of their lectures."
Brian Shea stated. "I would
like the school's gym to be
open to the public during
school hours. I hate traveling
home to attend the gym I
' elong to when there is a gya
when you park illegally they
manage to give you a ticket
every time, but vhen my
window was broken and car
stereo stolen nobody was
around?"
Eathleen of Helville. states
that registration is a very
time consuming process at
Fkrmingdale and gives her
much stress and anxiety when
that time comes around. "Many
of the classes I wanted to
take were closed. If the
college knew exactly which
teachers were able to teach
what course and exactly at
what time, registration would go much smoother and would
e less aggravating to the
students at F^rmingdale."
Samantha. a commuter ftom
Deer Park, had suggestions
for change. Her mam concern
was the number of class
cancellations Last semester
Samantha kept track of the
times her iry.teacher
' • «necf <•factually
name of this teacher was
asked to be witheld fbr
r^^'inftc reasons. Samantha
i f the teachers
iale were a little-licated
to their
tf profession, th
hTTuT^ would be a litt
motivated and the stur .
would do a lot better it. '
classes overall. "Vithouv
students o^
e motivatioE
tarn; dedicaw
fbr dedicated
but it seems like books do."
Dominick Nuzzi. an art
student says. "The grounds
are due fbr some fixin' up.
from that old-fashioned look,
the little things." Dom also
wants a more effective grocess in the Financial Aid
epartment. While he waited
and waited fbr his student
loan to come in his
registration was cancelled. He
feels there is "a lack of
communication" because there,
was no word from Financial
Aid and he could mot get an
answer from the department
befbre payment day.
Andrea said. "I would like
to see the parking spaces
closer because 1 come to
school alone. It is hard when I
have a class after it is dark
to walk alone 1 get very
nervous."
Brian Culan says."I was
thinking of possibly
redesigning and rebuilding
some of the old buildings on
campus. I am an architect
major and I think it would be
a good project f^r^jit—^wl t'
engineers to i
ppActiral exp
VOTE Y E S FOR
^ THE MANDATORY
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
J
Check out The Editor's Note
Adam Schultx. a second year
student, is distressed by the
cost of books. He finds his
wallet empty every semester
around the time fbr new
books. Adam f^els that the
prices are a bit high, but
can't understand why there
is a new edition every year
fbr certain books The cost of
books could be lowered if the
school would stay with the
same edition fbr at least a
rs befui e
C l it
expecting
25 students ^
there are abi ^ ^ 40
students in all wt my classes,
li & important to have smaller
class sise fbr individual
help "
Pete Nagy of the business
field fbels that F^rmingdale
lis article is a summary of
indents

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Title	The_Rambler_1993-03-09
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Subject	Newspaper
Description	The Rambler
Creator	SUNY Farmingdale State College
Text	yfo\ufneS4, number SUNY College of Technology at FarmlnfldalT March 9,1993 \ GDA D Vol t. Naaber I WHAT DO STUDENTS WANTf ° compiled by Eleanor Cavley The F^rain^dale Press queried a number of students on cakpus as to what iftproveaents they would like to see at the college. Alexandra Andriopoulos. age 37, is a rtturning student studying Business Adainistration. On her first day of school here at fkraingdale, Alexandra had a difficult tint finding anything on campus. "There aren't enough signs to tell you where to go,' said Alexandra. **They should have a very large sign at the very beginning of campus with arrows pointing to the direction of buildings." Joe Laifsaoui, age 26. is also a returning student studying Business Administration. Joe is presently taking six at night, and his complaint is that i^A«rh»re to get a ^ wOmf I h. Wihos machines get satisfied fV^om that stuffV 'Better lighting in the educatuTT _ promisors teem io teach oniyj because they must. I niel tha F^rmingdale needs to hire )ro£kssors who are.nterested not only in their paychecks, but also in the quality of their lectures." Brian Shea stated. "I would like the school's gym to be open to the public during school hours. I hate traveling home to attend the gym I ' elong to when there is a gya when you park illegally they manage to give you a ticket every time, but vhen my window was broken and car stereo stolen nobody was around?" Eathleen of Helville. states that registration is a very time consuming process at Fkrmingdale and gives her much stress and anxiety when that time comes around. "Many of the classes I wanted to take were closed. If the college knew exactly which teachers were able to teach what course and exactly at what time, registration would go much smoother and would e less aggravating to the students at F^rmingdale." Samantha. a commuter ftom Deer Park, had suggestions for change. Her mam concern was the number of class cancellations Last semester Samantha kept track of the times her iry.teacher ' • «necf <•factually name of this teacher was asked to be witheld fbr r^^'inftc reasons. Samantha i f the teachers iale were a little-licated to their tf profession, th hTTuT^ would be a litt motivated and the stur. would do a lot better it. ' classes overall. "Vithouv students o^ e motivatioE tarn; dedicaw fbr dedicated but it seems like books do." Dominick Nuzzi. an art student says. "The grounds are due fbr some fixin' up. from that old-fashioned look, the little things." Dom also wants a more effective grocess in the Financial Aid epartment. While he waited and waited fbr his student loan to come in his registration was cancelled. He feels there is "a lack of communication" because there, was no word from Financial Aid and he could mot get an answer from the department befbre payment day. Andrea said. "I would like to see the parking spaces closer because 1 come to school alone. It is hard when I have a class after it is dark to walk alone 1 get very nervous." Brian Culan says."I was thinking of possibly redesigning and rebuilding some of the old buildings on campus. I am an architect major and I think it would be a good project f^r^jit—^wl t' engineers to i ppActiral exp VOTE Y E S FOR ^ THE MANDATORY STUDENT ACTIVITIES J Check out The Editor's Note Adam Schultx. a second year student, is distressed by the cost of books. He finds his wallet empty every semester around the time fbr new books. Adam f^els that the prices are a bit high, but can't understand why there is a new edition every year fbr certain books The cost of books could be lowered if the school would stay with the same edition fbr at least a rs befui e C l it expecting 25 students ^ there are abi ^ ^ 40 students in all wt my classes, li & important to have smaller class sise fbr individual help " Pete Nagy of the business field fbels that F^rmingdale lis article is a summary of indents

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