Tuesday’s edition of the Vanguard included a massive 2,000 word article that I reported on the University Studies Program here at PSU. It’s a story that involved many weeks of…
Letter to the editor: Response to University Studies Article
Dear Editor:
The article on the University Studies program, “A University Program Studied,” [Oct. 11] contained many well-research points . We would like to add our observations to the conversation and correct a couple of items.
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Human rights and pride sponsoring: In response to Elizabeth Bommarito’s “Support or Advertising? Corporate sponsorship at Pride weekend raises questions” (June 28):
I recently encountered a window display at the Portland, OR downtown Nike store in support of gay-pride which is exciting because it reflects the company willingness to publicly support the queer community in its fight for the same rights, recognition, and legal protections as straight couples.
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Concerns of a Graduate: I recently graduated Portland State University, class of 2011. The tone of the ceremony was optimistic and suggested that bright futures await us five thousand plus graduates, which I hope is true.
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Bad approach to journalism: I do not know how involved you were specifically in the front-page publication of the article on Adam Rahmlow’s arrest—but I would like to express my extreme disappointment.
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Progress and clarification: Thanks for the attention to our Exito! initiative in your May 17 front-page article [“Students seek results from Exito program,” May17].
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Effective, efficient, eco-friendly: On April 19, the Vanguard published an Op Ed that said “Safe, biological alternatives to plastics require massive R&D, which will only be considered a financial investment once revenues from current products begin to drop.” [“Don’t ban the bottle,” April 19]
Adam Rahmlow interview transcript
Adam Rahmlow interview, part I: In person
Tuesday, May 17, 4:50 p.m.
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Tuition Equity: The Oregon Legislature is considering an important bill this week that would give more students a greater chance to go to college.
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Proper awareness of racism: I am writing in response to your cover story on Tuesday, April 26 titled “Muslim student group racially targeted on the Internet.”
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Tap is better than the bottle: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
—Margaret Mead (1901–1978)