It seems as though your president has spoken, and I see little benefit in replying to everyone’s barrage of posts and accusations. I have exerted all of the time and effort I am going to clarifying the SGA’s perspective in regards to this matter. They needed more information than what was provided at the time of the request and when that information was not provided, the request was denied. Had all of this additional information that you members are spilling out into these forums been provided earlier and to the right individuals, then the Gaming Club might have had its $200 right now. These problems can be avoided next time by working through the appropriate individuals I named in my first posting. In SGA’s defense, the body is comprised of all-new members so no one knew about SGA support of past WCU Gaming Club events. Again, had this knowledge been communicated, the outcome may have been different. It seems, however, that Mr. Baker has already made up his mind. For the future president of the WCU Gaming Club, all I will say is SGA will be there as a resource if your organization so chooses to use it.
***Someone let me know when the next LAN event will take place–I haven’t been to one in awhile.