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Faculty and admin do not bond over bond money

An uproar has occurred over how San Jose City College is spending approximately $31 million of the money they were given from the Measure G-2010 Bond.

Some faculty members say they do not feel the building of the Media Arts Center goes along with the original ballot language.

“The bond measure ballot language, which I have read, specifically says that money is to be used to build a new Vocational Technology building,” Charles Heimler, English instructor, said, “and to upgrade the infrastructure of the college and to build buildings and facilities for programs that focus on getting students jobs. … And that’s not what is happening.”

Administrators say the construction of the Media Arts Center does fit the original ballot language.

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“The bond language does not have any buildings specifically listed in the language, it gives you parameters, but it does not give you specific buildings,” Vice President of Administrative Services Greg Nelson said.

More information to come.

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