This class of sophomores has a small degree of overlapping unity and more of a degree of being a collection of different groups and individuals. From my point of view, there is a lack of unity simply due to human diversity. Each person is different and fits in with different people. It's very difficult to achieve unity with 60 unique individuals. But there are smaller groups within this class and many individuals overlap between groups, creating some connection within. Each group fits into this class like pieces in a puzzle, with several individuals connecting the different pieces. Due to this lack of unity, I do believe some of the faculty and other students do view us as "a class that hasn't got it together." Sometimes, I can see that, but I believe this is a wrong perception. Just because we aren't unified, doesn't mean we can't be as strong, as talented, and as special as any other grade here. I believe in the people of our class, as each is a unique individual that brings a diverse skill set to the table. Our collection of groups and individuals makes us unique and special in our own way. I feel I have an important role in our community, not just as a senator, but also as a friend to many others. I realize that we're not all connected, but part of what I like to do is associate with many different groups and people and try to know most of the people in our grade. I believe I fit well into that role, and it helps other people connect with each other.
