Friday, February 11, 2005
Pass the reefer
It looks like everyone at the ASUC was high, last news cycle.
Many senators who initially opposed Gregg’s reappointment threw their support at him Wednesday, saying their original concerns had been addressed since he was last up for the position.
Robert Gregg dodged the support senators were throwing at him, but failed to dodge a rotten banana.
“[Mike Davis] would follow every word of law,” Gregg said. “I want to look at the consequences and look at justice and fairness. I am more of a compromise maker.”
Yeah, we don't want our judicial system following the law. Laws are there to be compromised for personal benefit, after all.
The senate also approved a newcomer to the council—sophomore Marisa Cuevas, a member of the Latino Pre-Law Society and the RAZA Recruitment and Retention center.
“I want to represent minorities that aren’t on the council. There aren’t any Latino women on the council,” Cuevas said. “With that, I can interpret the (ASUC) Constitution in a way that other people couldn’t. I think that is a voice that is needed to get more representation.”
Uh... So, the constitution is written in standard English. Apparently, when Latino women look at standard English, it says something else.
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