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The class attendance policy passed la
spring requires students to attend
percent of their classes. A stude
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"I think that it's good. It is necessai
students to be in class.''
Mike Durrah
Journalism junior
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whether or not they felt it was necessary.
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I "It isn't fair. A student should be able to
pick what classes he needs to attend all the
time. If you get sick, there is no way you can
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Tim McBride
Undeclared freshman
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i"I don't like it. Dedicated students will go
to class anyway. No one should have to
require them to show up. There shouldn't be
an attendance policy."
Nancy Dixon
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"I think it should be left up to the
teachers. Some classes, such as calculus,
you need to attend all of the classes. But
other classes you can miss without getting
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