Letters

I’d like to compliment some of Spike Jordan’s editorial, “Have a Safe, Responsible Halloween Weekend” (The Eagle, Oct. 30.)

I read an article in The Eagle last week that suggested senate wanted to spend some $4500 on an email subscription to a health magazine in an effort to curb alcohol abuse.

A few years ago a colleague showed me in disbelief the following sentence from a student’s paper on Stephen Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage: “During the Civil War, most families were so poor that they couldn’t afford a TV and had to get their news from newspapers.”

I was reminded of this anecdote when I read Kyle Tarbutton’s article “Sandoz Center exhibit explores Depression-era photographs” in the October 23, 2014 edition of The Eagle (pg. 17).

The outcome of the election will have direct impacts on your life. As a member of the CSC community you can make the difference in the outcome of this election.

Three student senators wrote the Eagle to explain their votes on Monday’s $18,500 allocation.

Dear editor:

As a current graduate student, Student Senate officer, graduate assistant, and proud alumnus I am writing today in concern for some of the articles that you have been allowing in your paper.