From our perspective, anything that would help students manage the cost of course materials we're all for.

From my perspective, the kind of help that we are going to need to sustain ourselves is not going to come from Salem. They are politically deadlocked, and they don't have enough money. That is why I think we need to find regional solutions to our problem.

We always need more tutors, because there are students who are waiting for a tutor to help them improve their reading, writing, math, or basic computer skills.

That is one strategy to help prepare the students. A teacher might also tackle a specific section of the narrative and teach that as a lesson, such as the who and what, or the when and where.

These classes have never been offered as second-semester classes, so it may help students who need to pick up another class, but aren't interested in what's already offered,

Many Temple students came, ... We didn't even have to recruit them. They just came to help.