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Physical Health Barriers9 conversations
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I mean that when someone is trying to get to RRCC and they are coming from the north (for example, from 20th and Youngfield), there is not an option for crossing 6th Avenue and getting to the campus via bicycle as a commuter that feels safe. It's possible to get there, but it is not via a planned bicycle lane or route except one section on Denver West Blvd., if you choose to go in that direction.
— Anonymous
yes, just hope it has the same frequency as it stops at the federal gov station more often
— Wilma
I take an hour bus ride from Arvada to the Union train station to then red rocks it works for me
— Landen
Only time I have seen that it was at the airport and we signed up for pre flight which picks us up at our car in a parking lot and drives us to the entrance of the airport.
— Anonymous
That aside, I don’t want to make it seem as though I’m insulting anyone, just want everyone to know that there are severe issues threatening our safety and privacy here at RRCC, and we will not be neutral in decisions that directly violate the informational staff’s duty to protect the students and their assets. You can quote me. Don’t you dare put my name to it. Small wins in the face of utter irrelevant nonsense and new exciting garbage tech makes way for larger ones down the road. Get rid of the ai cameras. Get them away from our computer screens, away from our student’s information. Keep the cameras away from the desks and out of the way, there’s no need for any more than there are, and for all’s sake, add a bus line if you want a better image of inclusivity. Start small with that at the bare minimum.
— Jackson Bylsma
I could have really used a trolley or bus to take me and my mother (who has bad knees) the 20 walking minutes to the lightrail station