ASM dropping like a rock
This is an interesting catch: ASM is the second-most removed group or organization from Facebook profiles lately. Go figure.
posted by Steve S @ 9:43 AM
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FYI - no one up at the Herald knows what the hell you guys are doing... do you have a meeting coming up?
Or it could just be the result of it being the end of the semester and interns and different committees are finishing up their work for the semester, and in a few days some will no longer be represenatives of ASM anymore.
4 people is hardly worth writing about
Not to mention the strange lack of growth for the new Student Government's group.
heh, that looks like the College Republicans a few places down from ASM. Looks like people don't like incompetents no matter the level of government.
No longer anything to say?
Why was your group not present at the ASM Town Hall this evening?
so asm has a successful election (if 3 percent is successful) and you disappear. very smooth.
They didn't dissepear, they're just waiting to obtain groundswell support so they can bust out like Paul Revere on his dashing ride throughout Mass. Were it not for Revere, nor the fine Student Governmentionites, I don't think anyone of us would be here right now.
No, I really think they disappeared. Goofy kids and their publicity stunts.
We have not disappeared, just the opposite, we are working to force ASM to change and it has been successful. It only seems we've disappeared because working through the non-transparent ASM means the students rarely hear from us, though, we will continue to keep all students informed with what ASM needs to reform and where our money is going.
Sure.
Still, it was a nice little springtime drama while it lasted.
if you are trying to be soooo transparent unlike ASM then would you not AT LEAST update your blog to let students know what you are working on. Don't hide behind the excuse of working within ASM to cover up your own lack of transparency.
Wait, did we all just get punk'd?
So, SG, going to write a farewell entry? Do you feel like fools? Just wondering. You must be kidding when you say that you've impacted ASM. Perhaps you provided entertainment, at best. Seriously. I'm not trying to harp on you, but come one, you had a meeting, drank some beer, had your picture taken, talked a lot without actually saying anything... Unimpressed.
There has been change, for some reason they just haven't made it known. We'll see it next fall when the current group of students have time to implement it. Next Tuesday you'll all see what I'm talking about.
It is interesting to see the parallels between student government mismanagement and municipal government mismanagement. A case which has caught our attention is one brought by a prominent Jewish alumnus of Indiana University, Seth Patinkin, against, inter alia, William J. Beggs and the City of Bloomington, Indiana, for violating Patinkin's civil rights with respect to his landlord business in the town. Apparently, half the City of Bloomington Legal Department is under investigation by the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission; as well, an inquiry has been started into the role of William J. Beggs (of Bunger & Robertson fame) in a criminal conspiracy.
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