Q: Since printing our last issue, have you received any complaints or concerns regarding the bathrooms on campus?
A: I have not received complaints, and I have talked with our Vice President for Administration about this issue.

Q: The New York Times ran a story a community college that is doing all they can to accommodate the rise in enrollment. They are offering a few night classes that run from 11:45 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Due to budget cuts, I could for see it being an issue, but has FCC ever considered doing something along these lines?
A: Interesting article; we offer classes in the evening, early morning, on weekends and via distance education, but I am not aware of efforts to offer midnight classes.

Q: On Wednesday October 28, state lawmakers in California met to address the push to put the legalization of marijuana on the ballot for the November 2010 elections. Do you think that allowing for the taxing of this “cash cow” could help get California out of debt?
A: I am not in favor of legalizing marijuana or any other drugs.

Q: It has come to my attention that many students are unaware of the actual Constitutional rights that citizens have and don’t have. Should the learning of the Amendments be an integrated part of school curriculums at the K-12 levels, or is it okay that most students don’t learn about the history and laws of the Constitution until they enroll in Political Science classes at the university level?
A: I cannot speak for the K-12 system, but I do believe that all citizens should be familiar with the constitution and political system under which they live.