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    Trustees and Students Discuss C.U. Multicultural Community
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    When alumni are on campus, they always want to meet with students, but can never get it together in a formal way and the students want to speak with influential alumni about the programs on campus ... This is a great opportunity for [students] to get to know [the trustees and members of the Cornell University Council] who are working hard for the University and for us. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun
    When alumni are on campus, they always want to meet with students, but can never get it together in a formal way and the students want to speak with influential alumni about the programs on campus ... This is a great opportunity for [students] to get to know [the trustees and members of the Cornell University Council] who are working hard for the University and for us.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
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Trustees and Students Discuss C.U. Multicultural Community
  1. With the high turnover in staff and the loss of a counselor, I am afraid that they wont be able to just say ‘come on in’ in the future.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
  2. I like to hear the variety of opinions present around campus and the issues students are passionate about. It is so important to bring diverse groups and ideas together
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
  3. The counselors at the OEMA have very packed schedules and your problems may not be able to be solved in one appointment, but in all the time I have worked there, I have never seen them turn a student down
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
  4. The main reason why students of color do not perform as well as white students is because the university is not doing its job ... It is not my job to come after class and have meetings from 4:30 p.m. to 11 o’clock at night and then stay in the library until four in the morning, then start all over.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago

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