I think Allan Acevedo’s column “Weber’s Policies Limit Community Diversity” on Nov. 10 probably has at its roots frustration over recent enrollment policy changes, but misses the mark on the bulk of the piece relating to the enroll...

Sarah Grieco wrote that SDSU’s changes in admission policy are “necessary, not to mention positive,” in her column “Good call, Weber” on Sept. 29. While I agree that changes are necessary, I respectfully dissent from her adam...

In response to Ms. Ashlie Rodriguez’s column, “Use Chapultepec as Winter Homeless Shelter” (Sept. 28). I can’t believe that girl is allowed to print these ideas and disburse them. I am a big fan of her calling the readers naive: Di...

Work study is a great solution Regarding T.J. Bronson’s April 29 column, “SDSU budget solution: FWS,” which proposes to balance the budget using federal work-study: I think it’s a great idea. The only thing I would say is that you ...

In Whitney Lawrence’s  April 27 above-the-fold exposé, “Increase in cheating reported,” I believe she fails to adequately represent the causes of such behavior. Academic misconduct is a black eye on higher education, and one ...

As a member of the “Dream Team” and VP of finance, whose personal qualities along with years of work in student government are being immaturely attacked in print, I feel compelled to respond to the column titled “Boden’s election a...

In response to Sarah Grieco's March 18 column Greek doesn't equal government, I just have to say that if one were to substitute all references in the column to the word Greek and put in almost any other group on campus, the column would read like discrimi...

I’m writing in order to provide some additional information and clarification for the story in last Monday’s The Daily Aztec regarding Nasatir Hall 131 (“Deaths may be linked to Nasatir” by Kristina Blake). As pointed out in the st...

I’m writing in order to provide some additional information and clarification for the story in Monday’s The Daily Aztec regarding Nasatir Hall 131 (“Deaths may be linked to Nasatir” by Kristina Blake)....

In regard to the Jan. 27 article “College suicide rising epidemic” by La Jean Akridge: While I agree that depression is an important factor in the rising rate of suicide among college students, I feel that at San Diego State there is also a di...

I am annoyed by the recent article entitled “Locals demand border reform,” written by Justin Cooper. The article describes the efforts of an activist named Enrique Morones in helping immigrants illegally enter our country. The article cites th...

After having been quoted in the article “Illegal immigrants are top priority of teach-in” in the Feb. 11 issue of The Daily Aztec, I would like to address a problematic issue, in that the article uses inflammatory language and contextualizes o...

This letter is in response to the column “No clear victims in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict” by Ashlie Rodriguez, published on Jan. 22, and also in response to the column “Blame for the war in Gaza rests on Israel’s shoulders&rd...

On Jan. 28, a column was run entitled “Constitution applies to Gitmo detainee” in which your staff columnist Allan Acevedo put on display the decrepit state of liberalism in American politics today....

This letter is in response to Tucker Wincele's opinion column, Gov. Palin is a credit to McCain campaign. Sir, I am disappointed that, when given the opportunity to critically analyze the nomination of Gov. Sarah Palin, you have merely regurgitated the ta...

I’m writing regarding the humor column “You don’t scare me, TJ,” by Tanner Rollin. As a student coming from Tijuana, Mexico, I imagined one would write a decent article about my city....

I fully agree with T.J. Bronson’s column, “A better world without religion,” regarding religion’s baneful nature to the human race. No question, religion has been, and continues to be, used for the manipulation of the masses for ce...

Through the sea of news highlighting the landslide victory of President-elect Barack Obama on election night, I couldn’t help but wonder to myself what was going on with all of the Republicans throughout the country, and Sen. John McCain himself. It...

For working-class students, SDSU is a place for social advancement, a place to learn and study. We come here to receive the best education that SDSU has to offer. For many bright young students in our communities, the cost of tuition, books and transporta...

In response to the letter to the editor “Morality and fairness aren’t mutually exclusive” by Kristen Steeve (Oct. 15): People’s opinions are similar to people’s morality in the way that they all differ, ironically. With that ...