Editor, Damron, like your letter, SlutWalk promotes a paradigm whereby every male is inherently suspect. In contrast, effective prevention would require cognizance of injustices that have no recognizable solution or perpetrator
Editor, Hats off to you for having presented a seriously underreported side effect cruelly imposed on innocent bystanders of bombings, such as the one in Boston.
Editor, If there was any doubt remaining regarding the state of the political system in this country, the vote in the U.S. Senate on a background check prior to a gun purchase eliminated that doubt.
I’ve always been afraid of my neighbor’s dog. It barks like a dragon, it stares at me like I’m prey, and whenever it’s off its leash it hunts me down.
Dear Dr. Peg, I think I have a wart on my hand. What causes warts and how can I get rid of mine?
Editor, It is interesting that Aaron Cress understood the message yet looked for a way to denounce his part in it. Even the title alludes to compliance with a culture that objectifies women.
Although I agree with Charles Crosson regarding the un-Christian behavior of those who condemn to hell the many who don’t agree with them, his teaching that only the life of Christ (including his Crucifixion and his Resurrection) and the teachings of Jesus to Second Temple Jews.
Editor, I write this letter with slight trepidation, but with a sincere appeal to our sense of compassion, human love and understanding.
Editor, Let me see if I understand: the straightforward message of SlutWalk is that perpetrators, not victims, are to blame for rape.
Editor, Lies, witness intimidation, rape. Iowa basketball under the leadership of Alford.
Editor, Frequent Fox News contributor Erik Rush got into a Twitter exchange shortly after yesterday’s apparent bombing to declare of Muslims: “Yes, they’re evil. Let’s kill them all.”
This may sound like some kind of paranoid conspiracy theory, but it’s true: Every year the most powerful people in the world get together to meet in total secrecy to decide the fate of humanity.
Editor, I was pleased to see your front-page coverage of ASUNM’s unanimous passage of a resolution in support of a campuswide green fund. I hope to take this opportunity to provide some additional information on the benefits of a student-run green fund on our campus.
I am a word imbued with power To get things done, and make men cower. On your sphere of land and sea Each of you has heard of me.
Dear Bob Frank, I’d like to thank you and the University of New Mexico for raising the salaries of teachers and staff, something that hasn’t happened for four years.
Editor, The cartoon of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon lion in the Wednesday issue was unnecessary. At this time all accusations are alleged, so there is no need for finger pointing.
It’s that time of year again. Winter turns to spring — and back into winter again. The sun shines, the wind blows, the pollen flies and the rain falls. You might have heard the saying: “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.”
A lot of people, from Kennedy to Reagan to Obama, have talked about nuclear disarmament, but to me it’s obvious that nuclear weapons don’t kill people — people kill people.
Editor, I recently read that as many as two-thirds of Christians turn away from God sometime in their 20s.
Editor, In comments online to my recent letter concerning gun laws, the topic of media censorship was raised a couple of times.
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