The students were continuously reminded of this, with increasing condescension, until force was taken upon the entire hall. As a result of this situation, I have felt prejudices in other areas of residential life by the RCs in question. All I wanted to do was get another opinion. IMSA prides itself on its constant need for change. I hope that writing this letter and putting my well-being and harmonious life on the line will bring about positive change in the way residential life handles certain situations.
Students understand that there are rules and regulations made for safety.
This is only a speck in the grand scheme of unminding, unfair, frustrating things that occur on this campus. And this, I hope, is only a speck of the things to be done about it. After many long night discussions with my friends, peers and even other RCs and much deep contemplation, I have concluded that the residential life problems in our hall really have nothing to do with new rules. The rules seem to be working fine. It is simply the lack of respect and open ridicule that RCs subject us to on a daily basis.