Portrayal of campus unrealistic

By Letter to the Editor / November 7, 2008

Open-mindedness is achieved by the constant debate and discussion, not by remaining undecided about whom to support after you’ve, well, decided.

Promises of change leave much to be desired

By Letter to the Editor / November 7, 2008

Only one detail is missing from the idyll: the fact that Barack Obama has made it clear he has no intention of practically moving with us toward the beautiful land that we see in him.

Campaign support not to be condemned

By Letter to the Editor / November 7, 2008

Our stunning victory on election night—particularly the unexpected win in Indiana, where SFBO focused most of its volunteer efforts—was tarnished by knowing that I had upset you with my silly “passion” for the democratic process.

AWSA methods product of neccessity

By Letter to the Editor / November 4, 2008

Alex Tievsky’s letter perpetuates a robust campus tradition of complaining loudly about ‘extreme’ activist tactics

Businesses don’t always back free market

By Letter to the Editor / October 28, 2008

In the October 21 issue, Eli Thorkelson had some interesting observations on the influence of contributions by business interests on the work of the University.

Development a step towards safety

By Letter to the Editor / October 28, 2008

It is appropriate that the Maroon’s front page article about neighborhood safety came right on the heels of the Maroon’s October 21 editorial.

Grad school preperation not so bleak

By Letter to the Editor / October 28, 2008

I am dismayed by the amount of misinformation in your editorial entitled “Graduate Aide” (10/24/08).

Grad school preperation not so bleak

By Letter to the Editor / October 28, 2008

I am dismayed by the amount of misinformation in your editorial entitled “Graduate Aide” (10/24/08).

Aramark critics need to rethink strategy

By Letter to the Editor / October 24, 2008

I am not a fan of Aramark. I don’t like their food, I don’t like how they bilk undergraduates, and I don’t like how they treat their staff.

Aramark critics need to rethink strategy

By Letter to the Editor / October 24, 2008

I am not a fan of Aramark. I don’t like their food, I don’t like how they bilk undergraduates, and I don’t like how they treat their staff.

Board too quick to dismiss neighborhood

By Letter to the Editor / October 21, 2008

The Maroon Editorial Board’s recent portrayal of the Washington Park community (“Arrested Development,” 10/03/08) makes one wonder how cynically University of Chicago students see their neighbors and how naïvely they view their own school.

University-affiliation limits unclear

By Letter to the Editor / October 14, 2008

Your coverage of Yoichiro Nambu’s Nobel Prize was marred by the nonsensical statement