He then walked out and went to another meeting, leaving the rest of the Student Union Board without enough members to continue. Although he countered, telling the Daily he didn't feel he acted unprofessionally and that he handled things in a calm manner, none of this is really what made us the most angry. It's a power struggle for Davila. And to say that he embodies the students was even worse. Granted, he was elected by the students, but it was wrong of him to make his personal issues into a battle between the students and the staff of the Student Union.
Personal problems are personal.
Business problems are business. If Davila wants to act in such a manner that causes an uproar, he should at least keep the students out of it. The Associated Students president is elected to carry out duties that include executing legislation, making appointments and watching over the Board of Directors. It isn't his job to huff and puff when he doesn't get his way. Or to start arguing when he thinks someone steps on his toes or is getting in the way of his power.