Tuesday, February 01, 2005
Even less impressive
RebC's demanded correction comes out, and once again I'm very unimpressed with Misha.
The card, which offers discounts at many local businesses and sends its profits to the ASUC, will be sold at a reduced price in an effort to persuade more students to purchase the card.
Here's a question: If reducing the price leads to an increase in profits, why wasn't the price that low to begin with? Were they opposed to profits unless absolutely necessary?
“We’re still tracking down any leads. I don’t know if we’ll catch the person, but I’m sure they’ll get what’s coming to them eventually,” Leybovich said. “It’s a terrible thing to steal from students, because it’s money that they need; they wouldn’t be participating if they weren’t already on shaky economic ground.”
Maybe participating in such things is how they stay off of shaky economic ground. Anyway, it's a terrible thing to steal in general, in my opinion. I had hoped Misha would agree, but apparently he does not.
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