In the past three weeks here at Carleton University, the undergraduate students have gone through a lot of drama especially when it comes to their student association. I personally find that there is an immense amount of miscommunication going around the school community, be it intentional or otherwise. This article is really in direct response to last week’s “Electoral Board’s uneasy slant against Bruce.” Within this there are many mistakes that I wish to clear up before any of the next steps are taken.
 

RE: “New CSES prez targets eng image,” March 5-11
 

Dear Charlatan,
 

As an engineering student who is involved with the Carleton Student Engineering Society (CSES) I have several problems with the content of the article and more so with the statements made by the president-elect of the society, Nicole MacDonald.
 

Allie Elwell is the journalism councillor-elect for CUSA. She thinks Bruce Kyereh-Addo’s presidency disqualification should stand based on the rules in the electoral code

Cooking-up some steaks and enjoying a long talk with your ‘brah’ is a pleasure. So is a morning squash match, followed by a sauna and breakfast.

This is not an unheard-of way for buddies to start their day. But is hugging it out during the tough times, or exchanging ‘I love yous’ during the good times going a bit far in a platonic relationship? Maybe not for men who are unabashedly bro-mantic.

It’s more than just caffeine that makes coffee addictive.
 

There’s the smell – that intoxicating first whiff from a bag of fresh beans. And the taste – a hot, rich flavour that just doesn’t come through in a warm cup of tea. And of course, there’s the look. Yes, the very real, simple appeal of a steaming mug or Styrofoam cup that is comfort to the completely dependent coffee addict.