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February 27, 2005
Questions? Answers? Jeff Gannon?
"Oh me, oh my!" you sob. "I am not capable of attending the Covenant College alumni open forum this coming Monday at 8pm because (pick any) a) I no longer reside within the Chattavegas area b) I have a tremendously important other plan for that night c) am a bitter, bitter alum who lives by the maxim 'if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all.' But I have a stunningly important, wickedly provocative, and cuttingly humorous question that simply must be asked. How oh how can I do this?"
Well, dear reader, I offer to you my services. I will be your proxy, take your stead at the forum, and ask your question for you. I will be your Jeff Gannon, without the adult website connections, and you won't have to pay me anything, so no, in fact, I'll be nothing like Jeff Gannon. But I am offering my services as a flak. Just don't make me ask "How do you deal with students who have divorced themselves from reality?"
As for the response to your question, I will attempt to faithfully transcribe and post it in a timely and accurate fashion. Further, the college will be recording the event (video, audio, I don't know), and I'll be posting as to ho you might obtain those.
My questions, which may or may not actually become real questions, depending on quantum flux and such, as thus: "How does the college intend to act more transparently?"; "What values from the college's past does the administration see as valuable, and how do you intend to translate them into a cogent plan for the future?"
You, no doubt, have better queries. A friendly army of comment boxes await your questions below.
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here's a question: Is the administration more focused on increasing enrollment and attracting new students or providing current students with a good education? I'll add more as I think of them.
Posted by: justin at February 28, 2005 11:18 AM
What type of people would you like to see replace Crossman and Raymond?
Posted by: Ken at February 28, 2005 01:53 PM
Noel, I'm eager to hear your thoughts about last night...
Posted by: justin at March 1, 2005 12:01 PM