Not even three paragraphs in to Marquez’s column “Hate is the scariest mask,” I was startled by his comments.

I have no qualms that this Mr. James Robertson wrote a letter to the editor, and I applaud him for speaking his mind; however, I have not been exploited.

I am upset with the misquote in the article printed in The Eagle Oct. 21 covering the Oct. 12 Campus Activities Board meeting.

I’ve been reading The Eagle for 4 years now, but no more. As the latest wave of controversy has washed over this now-soggy newspaper, I’ve decided to extract myself from the torturous pseudo-news, painfully dry writing, and “better-than-thou” elitism pushed on us by the campus newspaper.

Is it just me, or are some of The Eagle’s readers missing something very
important about Culture Corner?

It started off being another sunny day on the CSC campus. I was walking to Old Admin building, ready for class. For once, I was actually early and decided to grab a school newspaper. I have always enjoyed reading The Eagle and the wonderful articles it consists of.

I’m completely offended by all the negative comments that Jon’s “Scary Mary” column received. People are bashing his column for being judgmental, but aren’t they doing the same thing?

I read the “Culture Corner” thinking I would read something tasteful and deserving to be printed. However, I was wrong. I pay to go to school here. Excuse me for wearing what I want when I want to. If you don’t like looking at my sweatpants, don’t.

The Senate, most of whom are my friends, doesn’t truly represent the student body.

Trayless options were eased into beginning with trayless Tuesday and then to Tuesday/Thursday. In fact The Eagle published an article Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009, voicing Senate’s decision concerning trayless options.