As I walk through the campus I see two food trucks, half of the time I don't want to stop because both trucks are filled with students and they always seem to sell the same things. Sometimes I have to drive all the way home in between classes to enjoy a meal. There aren't enough healthy food choices in campus and outside of campus. This affects our health, our gas, our time, and networking. This may be a reason why we don’t have enough social groups. The school seems dead. Not enough information is being posted on campus or the website. We have little to almost no resources and there is not enough encouragement. Where are all the activists? It seems like everyone at the school is to their self. How are we building a better school with any type of involvement? We need to take action. Lastly, I want to mention that our school is not organized. All of the offices including the bookstore seem to always be closed. Is the staff lazy or are we short on staff? There is poor communication at our school. It’s been a couple of times where I had to purchase scantrons and there was no way for me to get them because the bookstore was closed without …show more content…
While some students may disagree with having a cafeteria and may feel like funds should elsewhere the school needs a cafeteria. What school doesn’t have a cafeteria? Our school is more than just a place of study. We need to take care of our body. Our health comes first. Two food trucks aren’t enough trucks for the school. We need bigger and better. Some students may also disagree with social groups and having students volunteer in school offices but, the truth is if we don't have social groups we won't be developing our social skills. This means you won't be building strong relationships and may have less opportunities in advancing career and academic prospects. Having students volunteer may sound bad but, everyone needs training. Even first time workers at a job might do bhad on their first day. We should create opportunity at our campus and support each