Do you feel there is a need for increased hours in the undergraduate libraries?
Yes
The current hours (shown below) are inadequate. No The cost of keeping a library open longer might be added to students' term bills. Alternate Meal Plans Would you like food services to try a 21-meal-14-meal [no breakfast] plan on an experimental, evaluative basis for a peiod of one school year? Yes 1. Savings: Students who choose 14 meal meals would save money--either $35 or $72 (these are only estimates), depending on which of the two types of 21-14 meal plans was implemeted. 2. Dining hall workers would not be affected during the experiment because all savings would come from the cost of food not purchased. 3. Collecting data: A one year experiment with a 21-14 meal option would allow the food services to evaluate the administrative and financial aspects of food plans in a working situation; this information could be used to provide better, more flexible services to students in the future. 4. House life: Breakfasts are the least attended meals in the houses; a no breakfast option would probably have little adverse effect on house life. 5. Students on the 14 meal plan could buy a small number of breakfasts each semester and still save some money. No 1. Costs: Students who remained with 21 meals might have to pay more than they do under the present system. Under on of the two types of 21-14 meal plans, students choosing 21 meals would pay approximately $60 more in board charges. Under the other 21-14 meal system the board charge for 21 meals would remain the same. Read more in Opinion
