How Much Do You Know? How much do you really know about Foothill College? Test yourself with this easy quiz and find out if you’ve been making good use of these two years to get to know what’s in the Loop! 2. Students are free to use the public computers for educational purposes in the following locations, except: A. PSME Center (formerly Math Center) B. CTIS Computer Labs C. Media Center D. Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) E. None of the Above
1. Foothill is a.. A. Alcohol-free campus B. Drug-free campus C. Smoke-free campus D. All of the above 3. If I want to grab a coffee, fresh coffee is sold at __ locations on campus. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
4. These may happen to you if you are found guilty of Academic Dishonesty, except: A. being placed on disciplinary probation or suspension B. being expelled C. having your parents come meet with the principal D. receive a permanent F on your transcript
5. What should you do to be eligible for Financial Aid? A. Earn at least $5,000 in annual income B. Register with the Selective Service, if required C. Prove how needy you are by achieving poor grades D. Apply for aids that give you more than your financial needs 6. I’m struggling to catch up with a certain course, I can seek help at the following locations, except: A. Pass the Torch B. The Foothill Honors Program C. Tutorial Center D. PSME Center 7. There is often free food at: A. The Counseling Office B. The Student Lounge C. The Intramural (Recreation) Room D. Club Day
8. You can get your Student Body Card (OwlCard) at the: A. Smart Shop B. Cafeteria C. Admissions and Records Office D. Bookstore Illustration by Yoichi Narisawa
Answers: 1. D, because we don’t encourage drugs or alcohol use on campus. You got to have a clear mind to learn! 2. E. Yes! Aren’t you glad you’ll always have a place to type that last minute paper? 3. C. Coffee can be found at KJ’s Café in the Campus Center and in the Breezeway of the 6000 buildings, the cafeteria and the Cyber Café in the Krause Center. 4. C. C’mon! We aren’t kids anymore, we are responsible for our own mistakes. 5. B. If you are a local student, you’re actually required by law to sign up for Selective Service once you hit 18 (if you want benefits from the government). 6. B. While the other choices have excellent tutors who’ll help you get through your homework, the Honors Program is for those who would like to challenge themselves by taking more advanced courses. 7. D. Club Days usually happen early in the quarter when all of our clubs put up kiosks and attempt to lure you into joining them with delicious munchies. 8. A. The Smart Shop is like your on-campus Kinkos, except cheaper. They do everything from photocopying, faxing to making OwlCards.
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