Currently we're only funded at 33.4 percent of state funds, which is compared to the national average of 75. And as for raising tuition, assuming that we wouldn't be able to get any other funds, which I frankly don't think will be the case, that's an option to look into. Like I said, we only get 33.4 percent now, and I would like to see that boosted up to at least 60. If yes, name the ASUM resolution from the 1998-99 school year that has had the longest lasting impact. I think that it does make a difference.
Advocates is definitely one of the most active.
I think that I'd have to go with those three, aside from the minorities, like the International Student Association, and Kyi-yo. Give a working definition of diversity and explain a goal you have for diversity on campus. Diversity, it can come from many different facets. I mean you can talk about diversity in terms of race. I tend to think of diversity as people from different backgrounds.