However, not every student gets the opportunity to sit down with every candidate, but not all of these tickets are worth consideration. Davis claimed attaining a four-class schedule would be the most important thing he could get accomplished, and Arsenault's Georgetown Solidarity Committee roots came out in a threat to occupy Copley Lawn as part of an executive reign. These two have a vision for a better, more lively, more fun Georgetown and only lack the institutional knowledge to be able to implement this type of change. We urge them to get involved with Hoya Blue, GPB or GUSA at some level. A danger almost as grave as the continuance of the current state of campus is not voting.
Voting is a privilege and a duty, especially with good candidates.
The year 2000 brought a turn for the worse to this community. Luckily, the continual chaos and lack of unity has inspired good candidates to seek to lead this university away from its plundering existence. There are people who care about Georgetown attempting to control its student government. Empower them with your vote. Submit a letter to the Editor.