Part 2. Meet the SRC presidency candidates for winter 2010. Who are they and what do they stand for? This is part 2 of a special 2 part series of I-NEWS.

In the second half, candidates answer the following:

Some students say that in professional work places Facebook is not blocked and can be used as a tool and resource. If elected president how would you address this issue?

Some students view the SRC as a propaganda machine for the school administration? What is your opinion, explain?

Junior Ashley McKenna says "I feel the food [at the crossroads] is overpriced. They need to better accommodate the students. If the prices were lower, I think more students would eat [t]here" If elected how would you address this issue?

Some students complain that they don't know what the SRC is working on. If elected would you consider some type of a "State of the University or stewardship report"?

Many students feel that the campus video network needs improvement. They come from high schools that have functioning video networks. Students would like to see TVs featuring students on campus. If elected would you address this issue? How?

BYU-Idaho students come from across the nation, many from home towns that highly emphasize recycling. If elected how would you address this concern?

The Laptop initiative is a major part of student life, and so is internet access. Many student feel that internet service on and off campus is not adequate.  Would you fix this? How?

Each candidate gives some closing remarks.

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