I've had a few students come (to our office) and ask questions, but a lot of people aren't familiar with what a senator does or what ASUA does,

I think we should send five or six people, ... We need the best leadership we could possibly afford.

Many students have dropped classes taught by part-timers because those professors do not have office hours. Struggling students in a class with no office hours sometimes end up falling through the cracks.

I know students who come to my office who are supposed to go to Amman or America in their fifth year or sixth year ... , ... The Israelis are telling them, 'You're not going to be allowed to leave unless you accept to collaborate with us.'

Eventually, this may mean we actually get college students to run for state and local office. There have definitely been instances of college students being elected to public office before. And, to my knowledge, they didn't have one capstone social justice issue like this to run on.

Students in the older classes are becoming leaders as they try to organize students in the younger grades.