Parking at the University of Guam continues to be a hot topic and concern. According to an article in the October 2015 issue of Triton’s Call, two areas on campus were assigned as overflow parking spaces. One is located near the Calvo Field House, where it is already used as parking for events such as …
Audio interviews with former ADA/EEO coordinator Elaine Faculo-Gogue and student Francis Dadufalza Problem / Status Quo In the Fall of 2015 a broken elevator at the English and Communications Building prevented Francis Dadufalza a student at UOG from attending classes that were located on the second floor. Dadufalza was accommodated by his instructor and was …
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The 2016 Guam Special Olympics is fast approaching, and Gachong is one team that has been training with an eye for capturing the gold. Gachong is a community-based team comprised of adults with various cognitive and developmental disabilities who live and work in the community. Gachong will be competing in events such as the 50-yard-assisted …
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by Marlon R. Molinos Numerous bomb threats have been reported since February 2016 causing students in Guam’s public school system to miss several days of instructional time. Parents have expressed concerns that their children may have to miss school because of a potential bomb threat happening on a weekly basis. Schools such as Simon Sanchez …