That controversial referendum

February 7, 2011 by  

Chronicle reporters Stu Gallacher and Brittany Tiplady team up for a satirical look at last week’s multipass referendum on Kwantlen’s Richmond campus. Election results are expected this week.

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2 Responses to “That controversial referendum”

  1. sonia on November 2nd, 2011 3:43 pm

    Hi, I just wanted to say: I believe that students who do not use transit or any of the multipass perks should not have to pay for the multipass. I do not use any of the services offered with the multipass and I do not use transit. I drive, pay car payments, car insurance, gas and pay for parking at KPU and pay for wear and tear repairs on my car. I wish there was a way to opt out of the multipass based on choice instead of the limitations they place for opting out. Why penalize some students just so other students can have a multipass and save money while other students are losing out $40 a month. I work and go to school and its hard enough for me to pay for school, my car and my daily expenses. This multipass is a bust! It just screws up everything in my budget. Now I work additional hours to earn the extra $40/mth which takes away from my studying time. I can’t take transit because it would take me forever to get to school and having my car is convenient and reliable and faster. If I have to pay for some students multipass, then why cant another student pay for my parking pass at KPU. This multipass is just a RIP OFF! I know others can understand my frustration because tuition is hard enough to pay, why do I have to pay for another unnecessary expense. If someone could please help me opt out of the multipass I would be so thankful. = ) Sorry to go on a rant, and I do support the Multipass because it is good for transit users but I do not support it at the expense of other students who drive or walk and do not use transit or the multipass perks. That is just unfair. If I can opt out of medical/dental why can’t I opt out of the multipass? KSA is for students and it should come up with something beneficial for all students, not just some.

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