"I would say to Sikander that I am disappointed that he did not attend the Senate meeting on Sunday to answer the senators' questions. We all have concerns about this whole situation and how this all happened. I would also ask why the two senators, myself and Sarah McCreary, who voted against moving the $300,000 from the Cash and Investments line in to the Projects line, were left off the list of senators who were presented to and asked to sign a proposal about Virtual Academix."
- Louis Siegel
"It's extremely disappointing that recent events have stained the Student Association. Undergraduates have not been able to hear directly from you about how this happened. It would be best to make some type of statement or even hold a forum."
- James Gibbons
"My hope is that the undergraduate body and UB community can prove their resilience after this series of unforeseen and unfortunate events. UB is a great place and we cannot let this one event define this year, diminish our concept of the past, or disturb our outlook for what is ahead. Keep personal grudges out of it. Sikander is a human being and deserves to be treated accordingly."
- Kittie Pizzutelli
"I would absolutely love to see the SA Executives, Senators, and Assembly people work more closely in the future. But as it relates to the article, I would prefer to confront Sikander in person and hope he chooses to attend this week's Assembly and Senate meetings...I really just want him to attend the next Senate meeting and address us in person. I had actually hoped he would have been at this past weekend's meeting."
- Daniel Ovadia
"Why would you lie to the Senate? Why would you lie when we asked you whether you had a plan for the money? You could've just told us: 'yes I do, I already signed the contract.'"
- Darwinson Valdez
Photo: Courtesy of Laron Fomby
