Letter to the Editor: To The Campus Community From An Autistic Student: Stop Supporting Autism Speaks
Jim Defrancesco, Guest Writer
May 1, 2019
As many of you know, April is Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month. Unfortunately, it's also a frustrating time of the year for me as someone with autism because it’s the month I see many people and groups, including RSOs on this campus, make the mistake of promoting and donating to Autism Speaks. I wa...
Letter to the Editor: University-Wide Commitment to Sustainability
Louis Annino, Associate Vice President, Office of Facilities
February 19, 2019
I would like to respond to the author of the piece titled “University of New Haven Needs to Stop Fertilizing its Lawn” to provide some details about the programs the Office of Facilities has in place to help protect the environment. As part of the University’s sustainable landscape management...
Letter to the Editor: New Harvard Policy
Jeremy Bellman, Guest Writer
December 18, 2018
Since last year, there has been a policy implemented at Harvard University that blacklists all students belonging in a same-sex organization. This policy denies students the opportunity to hold any leadership positions on campus, in other organizations or athletic teams and even denies them the chance...
Letter to the Editor: Regarding “Mold and Damage Go Unaddressed”
Lou Annino, Associate Vice President, Facilities
November 2, 2018
I would like to address several inaccuracies in the Charger Bulletin story titled “Mold and Damage Go Unaddressed.” The two work orders referenced in this story were submitted on the same day. The ceiling issue was investigated immediately, and the area of concern was determined to be a small...
Letter to the Editor: Response to KKK Accusation
Lauren Risley, Sargeant at Arms, UNH College Republicans
December 6, 2017
Being misjudged is one of the worst feelings there is. As an executive board member of Student Pagans Educating Leading and Learning, as well as Paranormal Investigation and Research Organization, I have been misjudged plenty of times by people with preconceived notions as to who I am as a person, such...
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It is the final day. The culmination of two weeks of isolation comes together during the final 24 hours. It is met with nothing but a boring...