Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor October 4, 2015

Students, Argus, and Journalism in America

As a Wesleyan alumnus and a former Argus circulation manager, I was disappointed by the responses of both Wesleyan students and the Argus to the controversy surrounding the Opinion piece, ...

Letters to the Editor September 28, 2015

Black Lives Matter

With all the discussion lately about free speech issues, we have lost the core of the issue on Wesleyan's campus. There has been a lack of Wespeaks actually stating that ...

Letters to the Editor September 28, 2015

Live Dr. King’s Vision

The recent call by ‘activists’ to defund the Argus after the Stascavage op-ed is another assault on free speech by neoliberal fascists. These people clearly believe that they need to ...

Letters to the Editor September 28, 2015

Respect for the President

Looking for words to help our friends on the hill struggling with basic concepts of personal liberty, I found them best stated in Michael Roth's wise counsel, “We always have ...

Letters to the Editor September 25, 2015

Fact vs. Opinion

I have supported Wesleyan since my 1960 graduation. I, too, was a regular contributor to the Argus as an opinion writer. As I see things Rebecca Brill and Tess Morgan ...

Letters to the Editor September 25, 2015

Mr.

The controversy over Bryan Stascavage's column is a sad commentary on the degree to which colleges attempt to brainwash students. Bryan stated fact and yet he is criticised by the ...

Letters to the Editor September 24, 2015

Self Employed

If the editorial in the ny post today has it facts straight then it is clear (and not for the first time) that some wesleyan students and faculty have turned ...

Letters to the Editor September 24, 2015

Argus Flap Foolish: Be Careful What You Wish For

The attempt to defund the Argus is reprehensible, and may come back to bite its supporters. I was and still am an activist. I do not agree with the editorial ...

Letters to the Editor September 23, 2015

Dissenting Opinions Matter

It was Fall 2003 and I was a freshman at Wesleyan. Having grown tired of seeing pro-choice posters plastered all over the place, I decided to put a pro-life sign ...