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	<title>Comments on: Letter to the Editor: Is the Student Body Willing to Tax Themselves More to Preserve Staffing for Student Services?</title>
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		<title>By: James</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sorry but no. I am not willing to tax myself for programs that I have not and will not benefit from. If I can make the choice to keep my tuition down then I will. I understand that people want their cultural arts centers or &quot;social and cultural activities, resources, and programs;&quot; to quote measure 7 but I have little interest and do not want to pay for it. I am willing to fund &quot;services related to the physical and psychological health and well-being of students&quot; as well as career support but if I know my fellow students well enough, it will never be a this or that kind of situation. They will want all of it. 

And who is going to decide where the funding goes? SFAC? Yeah I like a few of the people on the board but most will want to make it so everyone gets a piece of the pie. Measures like measure 7 cover so many areas that it really doesn&#039;t tell us what programs we care about most. It just says that we care about some programs. Make a measure that is seperate for each area of student activities and that will show where students care. or wait...will it? 

No it wont because the only thing that stops a measure from passing is the threshold that students must reach for it to be considered. There are almost no groups that would organize against something and I for one do not want to put a target on my back for those groups. voting no just allows the measure to get that much closer to passing.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sorry but no. I am not willing to tax myself for programs that I have not and will not benefit from. If I can make the choice to keep my tuition down then I will. I understand that people want their cultural arts centers or &#8220;social and cultural activities, resources, and programs;&#8221; to quote measure 7 but I have little interest and do not want to pay for it. I am willing to fund &#8220;services related to the physical and psychological health and well-being of students&#8221; as well as career support but if I know my fellow students well enough, it will never be a this or that kind of situation. They will want all of it. </p>
<p>And who is going to decide where the funding goes? SFAC? Yeah I like a few of the people on the board but most will want to make it so everyone gets a piece of the pie. Measures like measure 7 cover so many areas that it really doesn&#8217;t tell us what programs we care about most. It just says that we care about some programs. Make a measure that is seperate for each area of student activities and that will show where students care. or wait&#8230;will it? </p>
<p>No it wont because the only thing that stops a measure from passing is the threshold that students must reach for it to be considered. There are almost no groups that would organize against something and I for one do not want to put a target on my back for those groups. voting no just allows the measure to get that much closer to passing.</p>
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