Showing posts with label Voices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Voices. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

PGCC VOICES: Do you think there is there too much PDA (public display of affection) on campus?

By Katryna Fernandez



Stephanie McCarthy (Pictured above): Actually, yes, cause I’ve seen a lot of rolling on floors and stuff…just wow.

Seneca Matthews: From what I hear, yes. But, I don’t think so, no. Let me be straight, no, I don’t see a lot.

Ivan Crump, Jr.: Yes I do. I believe that there’s a little bit too much cause I’ve seen some “stuff”, especially in this area (outside of the club rooms). I’m not going to state any names, but I believe they were doing a little bit too much, and this is a school and not a club. I see it in the cafeteria, the club rooms, the Hollow Tree, and just the whole Largo Student Center.

Janet Kilpatrick: Yes, I do, at times and certain places. I don’t see a whole lot of it but I hear a lot about it going on in certain places.>

Jeryle Greene: I haven’t been at this school that long, so I haven’t seen that much of that lately. Just this one time, but it didn’t affect me.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

PGCC Voices: What holiday wish do you want granted for Prince George’s Community College?

By Katryna Fernandez



As we the school comes to a close and we enter into the holiday season, we reached out to various people of our great campus to find out what special wish they would like granted on our campus. The few responses were pretty interesting.

ANDRE TISDALE: “I would prefer that we simply find a way to improve our vocabulary skills. Quite frankly I believe many of the problems we have in this place could be simply solved by just talking better.”

CARLOS BIAOU: “Let’s see... better school teachers that don’t give too much homework, and that they take care of the students correctly.”


CAROLINE OPAKUNLE:
“Ha-ha I don’t want to say…but I would say lockers.”

DR. YVETTE GALLOWAY: “I would like some civility and student respect, and a dress code. An easy dress code you know? Just something, because I think when you dress differently you act differently. I’m not looking for suits or anything like that, I just want the pants pulled up and hats off, something like that.”

JULISA INFANTE: “The only thing I can think of is (that) the club room office area could be bigger.”