Every Year Mount Mercy Seems to Get New Administrative Personnel at this Time

I do feel angry and irritated for as much as Small Colleges are Making or Not Making Money, I'd feel irritable Mount Mercy keeps doing what I call "being the Sacramento Kings of Small Colleges" which is not flattering or a compliment. I feel instead of having to make a Uni Hotel or anything of that nature, they keep changing Administrative Personnel at this time.

I feel like these chronic administrative changes take away from activities in and out of school. It takes away the faith of existing students and it takes away the faith of the living alumni. It is not Good Faith in having to Kickstart the Habit of Paying for Searches or Paying for Things the University SHOULD Cover!

While I am on my tangent, I feel like these Chronic Administrative Changes are a septic drain on Community Employment! It is not Mount Mercy to "win" Graduate Transfers and it is not Mount Mercy to snatch a legit College Football Assistant to Start Mount Mercy Mustangs Football and we'd see them around like Iowa, Iowa State and Hogwarts!

It would be easier to make their own Wine and bottle it the way this Administrative Chaos has gotten. I don't know if a Togepi would get upset after a while if it was not happy and very, very fussy. It is a problem to expect anyone, like some schools get, as opposed to the best and brightest.

It also is a problem to expect to make money on economies, which is not cute. I don't think the house is living being a commuter school, but, it is like everyone is brutally busy and the sad part is it is hard to support key things.

Mount Mercy Unicorns: Let's Talk about Mount Mercy/CR College Infrastructure

With having McAuley Theater being iced structurally, and it having hosted basketball until at least the Early 1990s, I feel like having to talk about Mount Mercy/CR College Infrastructure without having to wait for a bond hearing and not having to be secondary to the Cedar Rapids/Marion High School Counterparts.

I feel, too, with not having as many "true" academics until 2025, I felt at least having to bring infrastructure as a proactive toolbox. I feel the biggest piece everyday is having an arena, without having to inconvenience the campus community. But, I feel Kirkwood would have their hands tied Post-Starkveich in either add sports or risk being acquired later on.

Granted, Mt. Mercy, Coe and Kirkwood cannot expand easily beyond their footprint. But, I sense where reality hits is having to need new land to house campus or consolidate later on, or rebase in other areas, because programs have had a habit of nearly being near the top at Mt. Mercy to being in nonexistance because there wasn't enough people to staff it safely.

I can't really speak for Coe or Kirkwood offhand, but, I feel infrastructure from Student Towers to Arenas to Theaters would need a strong advisory board without feeling abandoned if the Student Mustangs graduate or move to Chicago or back home to Western Iowa. I feel having discussions, as in more than one, would be as necessary as remaking downtown CR.