The Barnard Student Government Association's meeting on Monday was “refreshingly productive,” as SGA member Rachel Ferrari, BC '13, put it. Emma Goss reports on three of the issues SGA discussed on Monday---the impending closure of Barnard's swimming pool, student outrage over Barnard's new fliering policy, and the college's lack of administrative transparency:
- All hands on deck: SGA is supporting a student campaign to save the Barnard pool, which is set to close in May 2013. Several representatives said that the administration has inaccurate data on the number of students who use the pool, something they hope is corrected. SGA members also acknowledged that it is expensive for Barnard to maintain the pool, but several representatives said they want the administration to make its reasons for closing the pool public.
