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Letters
Re: Not on the Menu Chris, Your letters to the SWC community are one-sided and engender cynicism in all of us who know the sad situation we live with. You promote shiny new programs using tones more appropriate for the advertising of time-shares while in reality, hundreds of students can't get into basic college classes such as Anatomy, Biology and other necessary classes to be able to transfer and earn a degree. I urge you to please stop and think about the applicants to our college who are turned away. Many are first-generation college students. It took a lot of courage for them to set foot on our campus only to be sent home. Their education is the ONLY reason that our college exists. Furthermore, we are the only higher education opportunity for students in the South Bay to fulfill their dreams. While you write what you’re told to write, of corner lots with fountains, all we want, all taxpayers want, are classes for their son or daughter.— August 21, 2010 10:48 a.m.