“This is a student run process,” he added. “The administrator’s role is solely as an independent resource to guide all parties involved – complainant, accused, Executive Branch, and Judicial Council – to ensure that the documented process is followed and that they are all aware of the rights and freedoms involved.”
Days ago, we reported on efforts to remove Jacob Ellenhorn, a conservative, from student government at the University of Southern California. Now a university official says the school will not intervene.
http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/26606/
First of all, one would assume that any student aspiring to be on student government is hardly apolitical, right?
Here is my question: If student government is going to be closed for conservatives (or liberals, for that matter), what is the point of having a student government?
I am an alumnus of USC. In addition, I am a conservative. At this point, no donations to USC.
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