he said.
Adeyanju also compared OU's budget uncertainty with the nation at large, quoting Barack Obama to encourage students to push forward. He added that the university was entering a new era of responsibility
urging the next president to do the job well give it your all and do what you think is right.
The address did not resonate with all present.
Senior Will Klatt, who narrowly lost the race for president last year, questioned the senate's leadership.
Klatt pointed to a disconnect between senate and the student body, noting that most of the 21 people present for the speech were members of student senate.
Student Senate President Michael Adeyanju discussed this year's accomplishments during his State of the Senate speech yesterday, but his former opponent remained unconvinced.
Adeyanju issued his address in the Amanda J. Cunningham Leadership Center, praising the senate for initiatives ranging from Diversity Awareness Week to a bike-sharing program. In our hands lie the ability to shape Ohio University for the better
he said.
Adeyanju also compared OU's budget uncertainty with the nation at large, quoting Barack Obama to encourage students to push forward. He added that the university was entering a new era of responsibility
urging the next president to do the job well
give it your all
and do what you think is right.
The address did not resonate with all present.
Senior Will Klatt, who narrowly lost the race for president last year, questioned the senate's leadership.
Klatt pointed to a disconnect between senate and the student body, noting that most of the 21 people present for the speech were members of student senate.
It's become an institution that
essentially
no one cares about
Klatt said in an interview after the address.
Klatt also said senate had allowed the administration to get away with a lot of things
