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Matthew Eldon, 27, computer science major,
“in general community colleges has always been great with opportunities in vocational programs and it’s state funded which i like but at the same time i would like to see how much was spent and whether they at to cut other programs for this to happen.”
Cathy Tran, 19, bio-chem major,
“I’m in support of anything that betters our community by creating more jobs for people. It seems like something that creates a safer environment is a good investment.”
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Annas Sultan, 20, computer science major,
“The campus itself already as issues the deal with apart from a the parking structures, money that should go to other departments that will help a great amount of students.”
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Alyssa Lagunas, 19, liberal studies major
“I think it’s for a good cause but I also think they should use the money for something else, like maybe making the books cheaper for us and helping ( those students) who can’t get financial aid.”
Francisco Valdez, 18, administration of justice major,
“I don’t see there been a use for it (a new training facility) right now (because) there is one facility already in Inglewood and maybe that $8 million goes to something more beneficial for everyone else.”