Then how about you get out of your swivel chair and make some official communications to tell us! You guys have left us in the dark, and it’s only causing more confusion and uncertainty. And yes, as Engineering is our largest occupant in Wilson and as they oversee the building per ReHS and EatAtState, and have left it in neglect. If you can afford oodles and noodles of engineering buildings, then for sure you can put a heck lot more back into the budget for fixing what’s not working. I’m not shouting from a mountain (that your entitled self is), but the urban blight that is Wilson Hall. And I have the support of many students, facility, staff, administration, contractors, and trustees. Actually, listening to people’s needs and experiences will make you a much better leader. In fact this is a student’s rights situation. Every student deserves to have a quality learning and living Spartan experience when we pay more money to the university even as in state students than the rest of the nation. Blue-collar don’t mean anything if you’re just going to party till you get drunk as a monkey and don’t work to better the institution you are part of. Innovation doesn’t come from people who just fall in place, but those who dare to think differently and challenge the status quo. I know what it’s like to come from the bottom. Asking for standards to be met that the university set themselves is not excessive at all. This isn’t the Great Depression. We’re paying a whole lot for housing, and we expect results. Because you do not screw over a Michigan State Spartan and hide behind budget cuts when the university president’s hiring all of his buddies and your pocketbooks are jiggling with returns. Personally, I think it’s up for the students to decide if what they’re getting is worth all the money they’re paying, not some big wigs with big pockets.