Wealthy People Getting Benefits From Food Stamps To the Editor: Re “The Cruel Farce of Cutting Food Stamps” (Op-Ed, July. 29): As someone who grew up eating and living off of food stamps, I disagree with the Trump Administration cutting … Continue reading
Guilt and Grief In the August 25th article “I Couldn’t Say ‘My Mother’ Without Crying” by Hope Edelman, Edelman describes the difficulty found in dealing with the devastating grief faced by a child who loses a parent. As I can … Continue reading
We Shouldn’t Ban Vapes To the editor, In the article “We Still Don’t Know How Safe Vaping Is,” the controversy of vaping is brought up again, this time, explaining the alleged dangers of e-cigarette companies’ advertisements. There have been numerous … Continue reading
Re: “Yes, Texting While Walking Is Relatively Safe. (But Still Annoying”) (Article, Sep. 6 2019) Texting and Walking Is Unsafe To the Editor: Michael Gold’s 2019 narrow-minded article regarding texting and walking claims that statistics show that walking and texting … Continue reading
Social Media Ruining Architecture? In Alexandra Lange’s September 7th, 2019 article “Is Instagram Ruining Architecture?“, Lange expresses an imprecise argument on the fact of Instagram personally affecting the importance of architecture world wide. Although, posting pictures on Instagram is inevitable, … Continue reading
To the editor: Re: “Kudos to Walmart on Guns” (Sept. 4) As an 18 year old college student who has grown up in a public schooling system, I have first handedly witnessed the impact on guns in society today. I … Continue reading
Should We Trust Facebook with Our Romantic Data? In his article titled “Don’t Trust Facebook With Your Love Life”, Charlie Warzel argues that we should not trust Facebook with our intimate romantic data. Warzel comes to this conclusion because he … Continue reading
Suicide cows are a strange, but effective way to intimidate areas for ISIS to strike next. As referenced by the article, ISIS is strapped cows with bombs so they infiltrate farms and houses on the country side of Al Islah, … Continue reading
College Athletes Summer Work In the article“What They Did Over Summer Vacation: Dreamed of Having One” (Sports pages, Aug. 1) Marc Tracy argues that college athletes are demanded high expectations for incoming freshman, and transfers on the first day of preseason. … Continue reading
To the Editor: Re: “White House to Relax Energy Efficiency Rules for Lightbulbs” Published Sep 4 As a student who studies the earth sciences and climatology, I was disgusted to read that the Trump Administration means to set back the … Continue reading
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