I’d like to commend Clava Brodsky for her insightful letter to the editor. Accordingly, I pray that the officers of our student government will remember their inexperience as they represent us this year. Please be receptive to counsel, consider the integrity of your institutions before you act, and don’t mistake slavish enforcement of the rules for good judgment in applying them. While Ms. Brodsky might not fancy herself a leader yet, she sets a worthy example. There are leaders who command, others who beguile, and the best who inspire.
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