26Jun
Saying it ain’t broken, don’t fix it is a cop-out
I remember when I first saw the political sign as a freshman at Stony Brook over 25 years ago where the student government Acting Treasurer Naala Royale was running for her own full term. Her motto for the race was that “If it Ain’t Broken, Don’t Fix...
By:
Ary Rosenbaum
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