Basically, it breaks down like this. At a place like Cornell University, students are always up in arms about something and therefore the student government as a whole has a voice because it's backed up by 10,000 crazy students pounding on their university president's front door. At Penn State, there's one of two problems. One, students don't care or don't want to be involved. Which is why I believe the issue is the second problem.
Nothing is a little strong, but barely anything wrong.
It's the only logical conclusion. I mean look at Clifford's letter. Because he isn't really upset about anything. Reevaluate what you think we're doing wrong, and call us on that. We're big boys and girls, we can take it.