I understand everyone's outrage towards this topic and I completely agree that the jump in price is unacceptable and unfair, but I encourage you to make your points and make your arguments using verifiable facts and to avoid throwing accusations of greed or financial irresponsibility without citable examples or refutable explanations offered by the school. The way to win over support is not through reckless and unsupportable accusations, but by providing undeniable truths. Anything else makes Trinity students look like uneducated, entitled children who think they know what goes on behind the scenes at Trinity when in reality they have never had a conversation with a school board member, much less attended a meeting.  

The price increase is outrageous and is a problem that needs addressed, but this decision is insurmountable if we are not truthful, realistic, and respectful. 

Thank you,

A Fellow Senior

#22: -  

 To the fellow senior- That's the thing! There ARE undeniable facts that DO point directly to the poor executive decisions made by the school officials. We have all the information and proof but now if we want change we have to be on the same page, especially us fellow seniors, as we are the leaders of the school who are supposed to be showing our peers what's right, and that includes sticking up for what's right.