Unfortunately, the administration pays little heed to students concerns when drafting its plans for Georgetown's future, and GUSA's presence only conceals that fact. Now GUSA could simply continue to stumble down the path it has elected to follow. Our representatives could continue to pretend that they represent anyone but themselves. And, with the beneficence of the administration and the neighbors, we might even be allowed off campus next year. Conceivably, the system could hold itself together.
More radical change is a better idea.
GUSA representatives should do the honorable thing and resign. All of them. Why bother overhauling the constitution when you could simply throw the whole thing out. Odds are GUSA representatives would thank us for it after their resumes had recovered from such a blow. We could start over, or perhaps not at all.