I congratulate you on having the personal courage to identify yourself and look forward to hearing more and seeing the results of your actions in our community. I feel you have a strong passion for Babson and can add some positive energy to the entire campus. I hope other members who have contributed to this site feel as comfortable in their identities and personal passions as well. Moreover, I hope they as well as yourself actively involve their voices and opinions going forward in an effort to both further understand certain rationales and potentially change such concerns as have been previously discussed via this site.

Thought (such as the numerous ones you’ve shared throughout this site) is simply action in rehersal. All such actions begin with ideas; I sincerely hope you pursue some of the ideas you’ve shared and take the time to meet with people on campus who can allow you the opportunity to openly discuss such items for the betterment of all.

While publicity and journalistic integrity may allow you a forum to post your thoughts and begin a discussion, I look forward to you continuing such discussions in person throughout the community.

Again, thank you to the readers, writers, and supporters of the site. Thank you even to the people who love Babson and are opposed to our viewpoints here. It is Babson’s supporters who we are trying to reach out to for acknowledgement of the faults here. If they truly support Babson then they better support improvement in Babson’s weakest areas. We realize that the things we write about here may potentially be negative in the eyes of upper management of Babson’s administration or even negative towards the image of the college. Well, in response to that, we can only say that the truth is what people need to hear and we will not let the educational model of ethics that Babson represents fall short when it comes to how the students and faculty are treated. We came to this school expecting the best, like no other, educational experience. We have been dissatisfied so far and here is where we make our stand, demanding for acknowledgment of shortcomings and enhancement for the future.

I look forward to my first impromptu meeting with an anonymous reader. Do not be shy.

Bryan “Reverend Esby” Steward

anyway, just wanted to thank you for being the first. don’t worry, you won’t be the last – our work here is far from done.