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Thanks for your time, President Corrigan
April 17, 2008 1:02 PM
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As one of the few student voices at SF State, [X]press has always prided itself on expressing the concern of students to the leadership of this campus. During our continual quest to provide accurate and informative news to the SF State community we have hit a roadblock—until recently. It has been years since President Robert A. Corrigan and [X]press reporters have had consistent contact. We don’t need to go into too much detail about what got us to that point. What we would like to highlight is the steps President Corrigan has taken toward [X]press over the past few weeks. He met with editors, answered questions on various topics and came to our publication class on Wednesday. We are thankful for his openness and hope to continue this relationship to better serve the SF State community. During our conversations with President Corrigan, he expressed his concern about the financial state of the campus and the CSU system—it’s the worst he’s seen in 15 years. Fees are likely to go up again—much to President Corrigan’s dismay—and cuts will inevitably be made. We are grateful for the president’s time and genuine concern for the students at SF State. Our hope is to remain a reliable source of information to this community by reaching out to all facets of this campus, including the administration. Thanks again, President Corrigan for opening the door for us
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COMMENTS
Aaron Goodman said April 17, 2008 10:52 PM
Do a web search on Corrigan's view point, and see his diatribe on SFSU Foundation, and how they placed a 35 million debt on students in one swoop. Sell it back to parkmerced corrigan, and focus on your prior boundaries. Value Engineer the SFSU Masterplan!!!!!! easy math mr. president.... jesse said April 19, 2008 1:42 PM
wow, A little negative. President Corrigan doesn't give himself raises. If you have a problem, take it up with higher up csu exec's. Also, ethnic studies isn't the only college department with over stuffed classes and the possible csu cuts will effect all departments at sfsu, including public safety.
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Corrigan came to (1) meeting of ours too, and has ignored our input. Value engineer the masterplan, redevelop within SFSU original boundaries, and build affordable housing on campus, not south of holloway on Parkmerced property purchased. Cut his salary a bit too, with the regents and some ethnic studies may be funded correctly, and not have overstuffed classes and decrepit dorms.