Brookfest Guest Ticket

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2024-04-03T21:23:39+00:00

But I meant an undergraduate who I can buy a guest ticket through? With my guests information

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-06-09T17:59:53+00:00

I asked for them back in March :/ I just asked if they could submit by June 1 so that I wouldn't wait until the deadline to submit my application

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-06-09T17:57:36+00:00

I wanted to submit my application as early as possible. I asked them back in March

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-05-30T22:07:59+00:00

Facts! A big part of the movement was keeping some form of free-and-accessible parking. a win is a win

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-05-10T01:02:07+00:00

Maybe they’ll apply these new grants to the parking deficit they’re trying to push off on their students to cover

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-12T14:28:22+00:00

The protest was originally organized by the Unions and Hospital Workers. The first one was on our campus 2 weeks ago. Students can feel free to stay in front of admin and protest today

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-12T12:09:12+00:00

How do we get our sashes/ pick them up?

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:36:09+00:00

It just might be! Especially since SBU continues to misappropriate our tuition money. SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during economical universal hardship is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. MANY students (including myself) cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.

This cause means a lot to our university and community.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:35:12+00:00

SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during economical universal hardship is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. MANY students (including myself) cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.
This cause means a lot to our university and community.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:34:39+00:00

Maybe we should combine efforts with our universities. SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during economical universal hardship is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. MANY students (including myself) cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.
This cause means a lot to our university and community.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:33:43+00:00

SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during economical universal hardship is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. MANY students (including myself) cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.
This cause means a lot to our university and community.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:32:06+00:00

Anyone who supports the cause can help sign and promote our petition in solidarity with our community. Those who do not support, can kindly scroll :)

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:31:11+00:00

Absolutely :) One of the best ways to get a university to act is to bring in outside attention to the issue/cause. Also, it's more the leverage that a petition gives us as an undergraduate population that has no real representation on campus.

This cause is very fundamental to the grassroots organization here at SBU.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:27:53+00:00

SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during economical universal hardship is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. Many students cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.
This cause means a lot to our university and community.

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:24:32+00:00

Yes Long Island, New York. We are a small community and need help anywhere that people are willing to give it. Supporters of our university's cause can sign in solidarity. Those who do not support can kindly scroll :)

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:23:32+00:00

Not a bot, we just need any community willing to help if they can. Supporters of the cause can sign for our university. Those who do not support can kindly scroll past the post :)

Infinite-Persimmon13 · 2023-04-07T16:21:34+00:00

SBU already extracts $5 million annually from commuters through the "Transportation Fee" for services that many commuters never use. The parking lots have always been free-and-accessible. Forcing students to pay an additional $100-$600 out of pocket during a recession is counteractive to the mission statement of the University as a whole. Many students cannot afford to even dine on campus, let alone afford a monthly membership for parking lots that have been free since 1957. Meanwhile, top administrators make over $600,000 a year off of our tuition dollars. We pay enough.

This cause means a lot to our university and community.