I would like to commend Jess Huang on her decision to validate the single sanction referendum for this upcoming election period. From my vantage point during Sunday night’s Honor Committee meeting, this decision represents the opinion of the majority of representatives on the committee. I think it is an admirably unbiased decision, especially given the controversial nature of the referendum. Her actions show a consistency with precedent and a willingness to listen to the 3,300 students who placed that referendum on the ballot.
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