Sept. 15, 2010

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“If you take a space like the dining hall, thatโ€™s not meant for studying,
thatโ€™s meant for eating.โ€

โ€”Kyle Walker, WLUSU president on lack of study space on campus

โ€œThere will be a regional contribution as well. I mean we werenโ€™t getting this free โ€” itโ€™s not like getting a transit system for free, so we have to take a look at whatโ€™s affordable.โ€
โ€“Ken Seiling, Waterloo Regional Chair

โ€œWhat we try to do as a professional association is herd cats. We try to keep all these people working and communicating with each other and provide venues where we can do those sorts of things.โ€
โ€“Alistair Edgar explaining the operations of the Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS)

โ€œThe end goal is that the Studentsโ€™ Union has knowledge of all the information thatโ€™s going out because, as you know, the Studentsโ€™ Union is a very deep organization and sometimes doesnโ€™t always know what everybody is doing.โ€
โ€“Phil Champage describing the depth and intricacy of WLUSU

โ€œIโ€™m really tired of the Studentsโ€™ Union launching things that arenโ€™t working one hundred per cent properly.โ€
โ€“Phil Champagne, WLUSU Marketing and Events Manager on the history of past union projects

โ€œI really hope that people arenโ€™t just here because they think weโ€™re good looking โ€˜cause that would suck.โ€
โ€“Cam Hunter, Down With Webster

โ€œIโ€™d like to be a lawyer.โ€
โ€“Karkwa drummer Stรฉphane Bergeron on employment if he wasnโ€™t in a band


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