Second, I would challenge Sen. Nimmer to stop thinking about himself and start thinking about the student body. As I recall, we elected representatives, not kings. Then again, I don't recall voting for Sen. Nimmer. The issue of duplication of services also arose during the funding debate. Its application to the three organizations, however, is questionable.
Magazines are substantially different from newspapers in both style and material.
Contrary to the views of some, the Daily is not the same as The Drummer in content. The three publications cater to different audiences with differing interests. Unfortunately, when senators look for duplication of services, they look more at form than substance. Such statements make for efficient debate, but not enlightened decisions. Truly, though, I don't understand why GSB senators would go after these publications in order to bolster their public images.