Lyons said that not many students were aware of the lobbying by the assembly, but without them the sales tax would still be in effect and textbooks would still be that much more expensive. Lyons believes that Brockport is lucky to have a student government that is interested in working with the assembly. They know that students can make a difference and are encouraging them to do so. Blair believes that it is sometimes difficult for the assembly to get things done in Albany because elected state representatives put less effort into issues that affect students. If students voted, you'd have beads of sweat come out on their foreheads.
Students can make a difference.
The Seymour College Union was lined with tables Sept. 30 at the Club and Organization Fair, sponsored by Brockport Student Government and Campus Life. The Newman Oratory, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Delta College were all promoting their organizations. Mass. According to information provided by the Newman Center, support groups are also offered. People are able to walk in and talk if they have problems or need support. The Newman Center can help in making life choices, offering reassurance after someone has died and helping with questions of faith.