Reuben Lack
If you’re reading these statements, you’re probably extremely confused. There are so many candidates running for so many things. So, what’s different about me?
Our campus is at a turning point. College Council has the potential to do so much good. But we can only have an impact if you elect leaders that see College Council as a force to advocate and actually lobby on behalf of students. In that capacity, I have a proven record. I’m the only candidate who voted in favor of taking action on the department cuts.
But with your help, we can fix that. We can establish forums to discuss issues of race on a continuous basis, rather than be forced to react. We can listen to students’ concerns and respond, but only with leaders willing to commit to take action. Support that vision this Thursday, and together we will build a movement for change.
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