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Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
We do not agree with any references in the column “Diversity leading to destruction,” published in the Nov. 6 edition of the Campus Times, that implied that AIDS is a gay disease, because this statement is far from factual.
If the author did not intend to insult, we expect a written apology addressing everyone that [...]
Letter to the Editor
After reading the Nov. 6 edition of the Campus Times, a few members of our student body became extremely concerned about a certain opinion piece entitled, “Diversity leading to destruction.”
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
The Oct. 9 “ULV’s lack of connection” editorial contained a number of inaccurate statements and misconceptions.
1. Contrary to the editor’s claim, the University does not block students from accessing non-University wireless accounts. Connectivity issues with outside wireless networks are in the control of those providers.
2. StuHan/Brandt wireless access was upgraded over summer to address [...]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
I’ve noticed that La Verne had a reception for the new Web site designers and the fact that the site is up (“Celebrating a new look,” Sept. 25 and “La Verne revamps Web site,” Oct. 9). Why would an institution that struggles financially throw such a party? In fact, why would you celebrate the [...]
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,
This is in response to your article on the Proposition 8 rally held in La Verne recently (“No on Prop. 8 rally sparks support, objections,” Oct. 2). I am a part-time instructor at the University and I went on my first civil rights march (and was arrested for the protest) in 1963; I have [...]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
To Julissa Cardenas (“Living the American Dream,” Sept. 18), a point of correction. You stated, “Buying a house and being able to provide for the family is unfortunately not something many immigrants achieve.” I would check your facts because immigrants are four times more likely to become millionaires than native born Americans. “Not something [...]

