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Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor – Men and abortion

| 1 month ago

Why am I not surprised to see a man weighing in his opinion in favor of anti-choice? I found Cole [Buckon]‘s guest letter completely tasteless and ignorant. “… the destruction of unwanted, inconvenient human beings.” A woman could be raped and get an abortion and you label that an ‘inconvenience.’ I also think you misunderstand [...]

Letter to the Editor – Regarding the Free Speech issue of Justice for All

| 1 month ago

Both of my sections of Moral and Social Problems, PHIL 103 decided in extensive discussions on Monday and Tuesday of this week that the Abortion structure should not be allowed in the free speech zone of CSU anymore (even those who are pro-life agreed). Free Speech was our class topic just last week, so we [...]

Letter to the Editor – Regarding Justice for All

| 1 month ago

Every year, I hear complaints about Justice for All. I listen to muttering that it is disgusting and insensitive. I observe some dismissing it as an “Anti-Abortion display” and dwelling upon the images rather than sparing an instant for the intellectual content. What pro-Choice individuals deny and ignore is what Justice for All is actually [...]

Letter to the Editor — Squirrel Article

| 1 month ago

I am concerned with the activities expressed in the April 23 article about the squirrels on campus. The feeding of and playing with squirrels is not behavior that should be promoted. Squirrels are still wild animals, and should be treated as such. Feeding them only exacerbates the problem, and can cause the squirrels to become [...]

Letter to the Editor – Snow day snarl

| 1 month ago

My perspective on the snow day snarl caused by everybody on campus being excused all at once is a bit different that that expressed by most other writers. I am lucky enough to ride my bicycle and walk to work every day. Luckily enough, due to the short distance I travel and determined enough to [...]

Letter to the Editor: Thank you, CSU basketball

Opinion | 2 months ago

I have been a fan of Colorado State Rams sports since the mid-90s when my sister was a student there, through 2000 as an undergraduate student, through 2008 when I finished my graduate school work there and likely until the end of time. Don’t get me wrong, the mid-90s and early 2000s were a great [...]

Letter to the Editor: Regarding “Exclusion of the Minority”

Opinion | 3 months ago

I was deeply upset by the non-apology offered by Brittany Jordan in her March 7 opinion article, “Exclusion of the Minority.” I am heterosexual, and was appalled by the lack of sensitivity in Ms. Jordan’s language. There are many issues with the language Ms. Jordan chose to describe the GLBTQ community, not the least of [...]

Letter to the Editor — The Alpha Center

Opinion | 3 months ago

As Director of Operations for Alpha Center, I would like to applaud the concern for the many women on CSU’s campus who will face an unplanned pregnancy this year as evidenced in Tyanna Slobe’s column entitled “Alpha Center Offers Pro-Life Perspective to CSU Students.” Indeed, these women often need Alpha Center’s free services of pregnancy [...]

Letter to the Editor by Keith Patton

Opinion | 3 months ago

I am writing to address the constitutional concerns over our ASCSU Chief of Staff Robert Duran. This issue of credit enrollment requirements was addressed in Bill No. 3927, written on April 21, 2010 by Andy Shank, titled “Credit Enrollment Requirements for ASCSU Job Positions.” This bill mostly addresses the job requirements for several ASCSU positions [...]

Letter to the Editor from Kirsten Silveira

Opinion | 3 months ago

Tony Frank said it right — March 1 is creeping up on us and nobody is quite sure if Washington is hanging out until the eleventh hour to make a decision or if they’re going to continue kicking the can down the road. If CSU students couldn’t muster up a reason to care about the [...]

Still reading Tony Frank's emails . . . and I've graduated . . . something might be wrong with my summer.