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Our View: The Bengal needs student responses to weeklong readership survey
Issue date: 4/20/05 Section: Opinion
If you haven't done so already, please participate in our week long readership survey. The survey is this publications attempt to follow up with the feedback from ISU students and general readers of the Bengal. We would greatly appreciate it if everyone would take two or three minutes out of their day to answer the 11 questions we have come up with.
This is the students and faculty members chance to not only voice their opinion of the Bengal, but to actively take a role in making the newspaper more informative and more enjoyable to read.
The survey questions revolve around potential issues that could be covered more heavily, to whether or not Wednesday is the best day to issue the Bengal, to what section of the paper is the most read. In answering these questions, the Bengal can grab a hold of what campus, local, and national news is best to cover.
The Bengal strives to meet the needs and general concerns of the student body, faculty, and community and to afford the reader with information whether it be campus, local or national happenings.
Not taking the time to fill out our survey hinders ones opportunity to further the effectiveness of the Bengal for all readers and a way to play a proactive position on campus.
There are four ways for people to fill out the survey. There has been a table set outside the front steps of the SUB all week for people to fill out the survey personally or a survey form inserted into the Bengal. There is also a way to fill one out on the studentmemos sent out through the ISU email system. And lastly by visiting the Bengal website at www.isubengal.com. Please take the time to answer these questions, if not for us, do it for yourself.
This is the students and faculty members chance to not only voice their opinion of the Bengal, but to actively take a role in making the newspaper more informative and more enjoyable to read.
The survey questions revolve around potential issues that could be covered more heavily, to whether or not Wednesday is the best day to issue the Bengal, to what section of the paper is the most read. In answering these questions, the Bengal can grab a hold of what campus, local, and national news is best to cover.
The Bengal strives to meet the needs and general concerns of the student body, faculty, and community and to afford the reader with information whether it be campus, local or national happenings.
Not taking the time to fill out our survey hinders ones opportunity to further the effectiveness of the Bengal for all readers and a way to play a proactive position on campus.
There are four ways for people to fill out the survey. There has been a table set outside the front steps of the SUB all week for people to fill out the survey personally or a survey form inserted into the Bengal. There is also a way to fill one out on the studentmemos sent out through the ISU email system. And lastly by visiting the Bengal website at www.isubengal.com. Please take the time to answer these questions, if not for us, do it for yourself.