Student "edition" found at {csi dot journalspace dot com}.

Maybe I shouldn't have started this blog now, not with everything that's been going on.

So last time I was talking about the former chair of the recognized student organizations, who, in the first place, shouldn’t have been the chair because it was discovered that his organization is just a volunteer group for which there is no constitution, but that at the time he was the lesser choice of two evils.

And who now has revealed his full blown horns in all their glory, not being lesser at all.

The dean slash student affairs coordinator called him to his office to discuss the letter he sent directly to his office instead of passing through the secretary of the Student Affairs Office, which is, in itself, a suspicion act.

The elected chair for the coming school year was there, waiting for her turn in his office, when he came out all dejected looking, apparently defeated in his proposal.

I guess he admitted that the people who signed his letter really didn’t read it, instead of just believing that it contained what he said in the text that it said.

But that didn’t stop him. He had the gall to tell the new chair that he passed another letter to the brother president this time, suggesting a redundant leadership training for all officers of the student council and all organizations this time, instead of just the top officers – to be facilitated by him no doubt.

It was clear in his face and tone that he really wanted validation on this, and the new chair wouldn’t give it to him, just to shoo t him down further that day.

In retaliation, he went so far as to say that he thought someone else would be elected chair, not her, just because the other person went on a fifteen thousand peso (half personally funded) inter-campus seminar, when in fact the only other person who went on that seminar wasn’t elected student council president.

He went so far as to say the voters just weren’t aware of her credentials. Talk about mean.

Then he went to the secretary of the office of student affairs trying to ingratiate himself further talking about his plans with the current chair, when the secretary told him that was between her and the current chair, and didn’t concern him anymore. Shot down three times by three people, but apparently he had one more ace up his sleeve which I’ll talk about next time.

Session 2137 lets blind ambition cloud common courtesy to others. Class dismissed.