No amount of bitterness, and no backhanded attempts at tarnishing my application will be able to change that. Mr. Haet's criticism of how senator Neal Presa chose to handle his remaining term in office is disappointing. From that point on, Neal has had the obligation of following through with those promises. Thus far, Neal has done a tremendous job, doing more in his shortened term than many senators do in a full year. Here, there must be a balance.
Students vote for senators to be student representatives.
No, that's representative government. If Neal has resigned, then he would have failed the student body by prematurely ending his term as a student representative and not completing the projects he began only a brief two months earlier. Neal Presa is one of the most honorable individuals I have had the pleasure of working with. Criticism of him and the forthcoming appointment to replace senator Presa is misplaced. In his letter to the editor May 6, Ian Haet claimed that the senate has already decided that the current student assistant to the chancellor will take over senator Neal Presa's position.