"To Make a Difference" and other cliches the candidates have expended the quotas on

In case it's been drowned out by the calls for my head and other things I'm not prepared to part with, my only goal in all this has been to effect a change.

Looking back, I wish I could have done more. If nothing else, the student body now has access to the records of the senate, allowing them for the first time in a long time to see the degree to which it's dominated by self-absorbed, disconnected and irresponsible personalities. In a fitting finale to a year of neglecting their constituents, the senate spent its meeting tonight gorging themselves on catered food and deciding whether parking should be a perk for the GM and the PU. The student government has a long way to go before anyone takes it seriously again. Tonight's election results might mark a step in that direction; they might not.

While this worthless rant was originally formed to keep tabs on the election process, I've decided to offer the services of this bastard child of information technology and latent anger to the RPI community as a whole. There are questions that aren't being answered. There are others that aren't being asked. We can solve half of that right now.

Ask away.