Re: How Jaywalking Could Jam Up the Era of Self-Driving Cars (Editorial, August 1, 2019) As an 18 year old student at Rowan University who enjoys traveling to different cities around the country. Like many others that like to travel, … Continue reading
Insert Title Here To the Editor: Re “To Promote Inclusivity, Stay Away from Personality Assessments,” by Quinisha Jackson-Wright (Smarter Living, Aug. 26): Quinisha Jackson-Wright describes in her letter “Questioning Personality Assessments,” how the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment gave her a … Continue reading
To the editor: Re: “Kudos to Walmart on Guns” (Sept. 4) As an 18 year old college student who has grew up in a public schooling system, I believe that guns should be regulated more strictly. Growing up during a … Continue reading
To the Editor: Re: “We Still Don’t Know How Safe Vaping Is” Published Sept. 5th, 2019 In the article, the Editorial Board discuss the issues surrounding vaping and how health issues have skyrocketed, especially in youth. In response to only … Continue reading
Today’s politicians need to open their eyes and stop worrying about how much money is in their bank accounts. In the article, “Climate Change Denialists in Charge,” we learn what multiple influencers think about the warming of our country. They … Continue reading
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
Don’t be Lazy! Bonnie Tsui’s article, “You Are Doing Something Important When You Aren’t Doing Anything” explains why it’s okay to be lazy for a month if necessary. I am a student, athlete, and employee who is able to handle … Continue reading
What Parents Need to Know About Sending Their Kids to College To the Editor: Re “Cutting the Cord: What Parents and Teenagers Need to Know” (news article, Aug. 23): Judith Newman’s obsessive advocating for “adulting” books in her article was … Continue reading
Video Games Don’t Cause Shootings. . . But They Don’t Prevent Them Either To the editor: In Kevin Draper’s August 5, 2019 article “Video Games Aren’t Why Shootings Happen. Politicians Still Blame Them”, he attacks an extremely modern theory that … Continue reading
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