CSU Faculty Voice: The Past Week: Watson Works the Room? Students in the Dorms Have No Heat

Friday, March 24, 2017

The Past Week: Watson Works the Room? Students in the Dorms Have No Heat

Watson has reportedly made several appearances in the Cook building this week. Reportedly those include meetings with Cecil Lucy. Also, the Watson stooges are certainly busy lobbying the Board members to keep this foul administration in place. Will it work? Also, this past Monday, students in the dormitory had no heat or hot water all day (until Tuesday morning). Is there any better way for the University to show its commitment to their welfare? After all, they got an opportunity to "rough it" with chilly accommodations and cold showers!

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DisgustedMar 26, 2017, 1:40:00 PM
These clowns are also passing out propaganda throughout the community. What a joke. Clowns!!!
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