FSZ: What do you think about the library’s new seating makeover?
Aaron Sanchez Massage therapy major, “I guess people have more space to do work instead of just sitting down.”
Bria Stringer, child development major, “I guess there’s more tables for people to sit at I feel like that mean more people can do work instead of sit on the floor.”
Casandra Parsons, business administration major, “I don’t like that theres tables on the back wall it’s more of individual seating.”
Cairo Saunders, “I like the way it was originally but I don’t have a voice I guess to reach the people to change it.”
Andrew Corrasco, psychology major, “It doesn’t really affect me but I think the way it is now it’s a lot better.”
Manuel Tamayo, “I think they should have left the couches.”
About the Contributor
alan leyva, Staff Writer
Fall 2014
I am Alan Leyva, I'm pretty much a social junkie. I use my talkative social skills to get people comfortable in interviews. Strictly journalism is fun but I pretty much just want to be mainly in Public Relations as I choose my emphasis at a Cal state level. I live by Hollywood pretty much the entertainment capital of the world so why not be a publicist.
I am Alan Leyva, I'm pretty much a social junkie. I use my talkative social skills to get people comfortable in interviews. Strictly journalism is fun but I pretty much just want to be mainly in Public Relations as I choose my emphasis at a Cal state level. I live by Hollywood pretty much the entertainment capital of the world so why not be a publicist.
