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on election days. It is up to students to guide the SGA and ensure it is working for the student body.
With three voting days, students have no excuse for not taking part in the election other than simply not caring. If that is the case, donāt vote.
If anything about the way the campus, SGA or administration runs should be changed or if other issues need to be considered, vote.
The only way the administration will listen to the SGA is if the SGA has strong student support. The only way to gain student support is to make students care.
As it stands, students have watched as chaos ensued once newly elected leaders took the helm. The current SGA had a turnover rate that rivals McDonalds.
Itās not fair to judge the SGA by its past members, but what else is there to gauge? Each year, most candidates and eventual leaders start with the best intentions. What usually changes all that is reality.
Students donāt have much say in campus matters.
Student leaders canāt change administrative decisions, i.e. ćThe Met.ä
With the face of the SGA changing year to year, and sometimes month to month, consistency is nearly impossible and long-term changes are illogical.
Respect, credibility and action.
Itās a tough job.
That job now lies with the candidates. |
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