The UGBC gave the GLBT a small conference room where they now have their meetings. There has been no official commitment or help in securing that space.

A deal was made for the GLBT to have a space, similar to that of the Women's Resource Center, which would be furnished.

If the administration had no intention of changing in action, they should not have changed the clause. It's a step in the right direction, but superficial at the bottom of it.

The administration's actions make BC appear intolerant. The resolution seeks to symbolically, officially relay to the administration that the student body does not approve.

If I knew that I wasn't going to be able to watch high school football games or City Council meetings, I'd be upset. Do these senators actually sit down and watch public access TV?

There's been a lot of ups and downs and a lot of meetings. When you consider this has been an all-volunteer effort, it's a good feeling to know we've met this milestone. Owning the building is a big feather in our cap. But it's still an uphill battle.