Yes, you’re correct-UGBC election season is one of the most trying times to be a Boston College student. UGBC is supposed to come to us, the students, but if it doesn’t, let’s go to it. If you think that we’re better off by ignoring UGBC or isolating it as an unrepresentative voice of the students, you’re wrong.
LTE: Thankful For Campus School Decision
We are thankful to the senior administration of Boston College who not only listened but heard the voices of the parents, faculty, and volunteers of the Campus School as well as BC alumni who spoke on our children’s behalf.
LTE: Campus School Volunteers Give Thanks
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Thank you for believing in us.
Thank you for giving the Campus School an opportunity to continue to thrive and to grow on the Boston College campus.
LTE: BC Made Right Decision On Campus School
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The Campus School Volunteers would like to take this opportunity to thank Father Leahy and his administration for hearing the students, parents, faculty, and volunteers of the Campus School, and offering us the chance to not only keep it at Boston College but also strengthen it into the best program possible.
LTE: Campus School Staff Gives Thanks
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The staff of the Boston College Campus School give thanks for the administration’s decision to work to keep the Campus School at BC.
LTE: Gratitude For BC’s Campus School Decision
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It is with utmost gratitude that I write to you today with regards to the decision to give us an opportunity to implement our strategic plan to keep the Campus School on the campus of Boston College.
LTE: Campus School Parents Say Thank You
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Now that BC has made the decision to keep the Campus School on campus, it’s time for us, as parents of a Campus School student, to acknowledge that decision and express our appreciation. I know we speak for all the Campus School families when we say thank you. We cannot tell you how much this means to us.
LTE: BC Should Improve Handicap Access On Campus
The mission of the Disability Services Office says, “that students with disabilities [will] receive support services and accommodations that permit equal access to all Boston College programs and the opportunity to realize their potential and develop effective self-advocacy skills.” I just wish they would stick to that.
LTE: Socio-Economic Diversity And The FAFSA
The controversy surrounding previously unclear FAFSA policies touches a nerve on the Heights. Regardless of the reasons behind the oversight, which may have made the financial aid process more difficult for some students, it is a poor reflection on BC and was rightly corrected as soon as possible. The deeper questions about socio-economic diversity at BC that this incident has raised remain unresolved.