Even though we know that the amount of student financial aid is smaller than during the recession in the 90s, that the mental-health crisis already escalated ages ago and that universities are dealing with severe financial problems, we may still find ourselves participating in a narrative where the poor financial situation justifies further impoverishing students. I don’t know what kind of telepathic messages I have inadvertently been sending to Tuukka, but his column hits the nail right on the head. What got the discussion going was the column by Tuukka Tervonen commenting on the student movement.
We held an intense brainstorming session among the new and old board members to analyse the parties, the current political atmosphere and the student movement’s key goals for the next term of office. Thus, our most important task for the end of the year is sharing with the new board members what we have learnt. One-year terms have this one problem: just when we have accumulated enough knowledge and experience, it’s time for us to pack our bags and leave. Next year, all eyes will be on the parliamentary elections of 2023, and even though our outgoing board is busy getting the archives in order, the preparations for the election platform are well under way.Īnd oh, what would the end of a term be without last-minute vision outlining. SYL’s new board has been elected in the General Assembly and the orientation has begun.
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