Desert Sun 12/16 – Article
COD leader backtracks on assertion that no needs assessment was done for Palm Springs campus Note: Subscription required
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Stop sending posts with articles to the desert sun unless you’re going to make them visible without having a subscription. I don’t have a subscription and don’t plan on getting one just so I can read about issues at COD.
Thanks;
Bob Gross
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A very valid point. We are now noting any article that requires a subscription.