[Crow] actually agrees with us. Students cannot handle his proposal, but we know the only way we'll be funded is through the state Legislature.

If [students] don't show we care by voting, when an issue arises we do care about ... we won't have much bargaining power.

I love community service and I think student government should be more involved in community service because in past years it hasn't been. I think this year we've really stepped it up, but I think we can do even more.

They are very interested in places like UMC. For us, it brings us students, but it also allows us to develop relationships with another country and gives our students experiences with other cultures.

By getting rid of us so close to tuition setting, it really puts the students at a disadvantage. It's a very dangerous time to be getting rid of those who know what's going on.

[The declining role of grants, which students do not need to pay back,] concerns all of us, ... Affordability is essential to opportunity.