Category: Letters to the Editor

I would like to thank Mr. Eller for the wonderful history lesson from his Wednesday column (“Liberal Bias does exist at Cal Poly,” Feb. 7)…

The numbers that Brian Eller posted Wednesday were expected but still powerful. If Cal Poly is so committed to diversity on campus, why don’t they promote the true, and only proven, diversity which is the diversity of ideas? With a Sustainability week and Change the Status Quo, I would expect there will be views from the other side.

My day was about to end happily, after eating a can of honey-roasted cashews, until I saw the cover of your Feb. 8 issue, for the fifth time. I typically ignore moments when ignorant Protestants, Catholics, Orthodox and non-denominational Christians individualize themselves from each other; however, the sight of your pie chart and its segregation of Christianity annoyed me one-too-many times.

My name is Chris Kirk and I am the president of Under 4 here at Cal Poly. Last week there was an article written about the…

I think the topic of student’s religious preferences was a good idea for an article. However, the front page article on Thursday, Feb. 8, was not a good example of precision journalism. First of all, the pie chart seperates Christians from Catholics. Catholics are Christians.

Zach Austin, I know you may have had to fill in for Patrick Molnar on short notice, but you could at least start things off with less dodging and more facts. You completely neglected Rudy Giuliani as a Republican candidate.

Is it because he is a more liberal Republican and looked upon as the great New York mayor that was able to handle the mayhem of Sept.

On Tuesday afternoon I was approached by a man who was courting the signatures of students like me for “preventing nonprofits…

I have been involved in politics since early in high school, and have spent many years engaged in debate with intelligent, well-informed people.

Just about every day, I’ll read in the newspaper or watch on the news about how horrible the Iraqi war has gone…

Well, today I open my paper to find not one, not two, but three different articles bashing the Mustang Daily for implying that Spencer Wood was drunk at the time he died.

On Monday, the Mustang Daily did a story on the memorial service in honor of Richard Spencer “Willow” Wood on the first page. On the opinions page, his life was turned into a public service announcement for the moderation of college drinking habits.

This was a completely ill-timed article written by the editorial staff.