Letters to the Editor

Letter: Hillel an umbrella organization

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Letter: Business school wouldn't aid U. mission

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Letter: Pass the DREAM Act now

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Letter: Prof applauds column against pseudoscience

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Letter: Mental health leave beneficial, effective

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Letter: Off-campus involvement benefits students, alums

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Letter: Anti-dogma column equally dogmatic

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Letter: Tap water perfectly suits 'lazy' students

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Letter: Mission statement affirms U. priorities

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Letter: Editorial mischaracterized Banner opposition

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Letter: Prop 8 decision about justice, not popularity

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Letter: Campus trash not just caused by laziness

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Letter: Column oversimplifies Prop 8 ruling

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Letter: Climate change still real despite scandal

Letter: Coverage of mayoral race missed Taveras' strengths

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Letter: Column skews sweatshop position

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Letter: Modern music has merits, too

To the Editor:While it has a somewhat valid premise, David Sheffield's '11 column ("Time for the Glorious Recapitulation," April 26) about the "decrepit music" that is pervasive in modern society is a bit narrow-minded. As an avid listener and player of jazz and classical music, I can understand his ...

Letter: Crimes against Jews shouldn't justify crimes against Palestinians

To the Editor:I am an ethnic Jew from Budapest, Hungary, where Theodor Herzl was born. Reading Dr. Jack Schwartzwald's column in Thursday's Herald ("Remembering Theodor Herzl," April 22) upset me in a number of ways. Here is why:

Letter: Bringing back ROTC would improve U. rankings

To the Editor:Regarding the State of Brown lecture ("Simmons: Dorms, grad school, internationalization on agenda," March 19): President Simmons is frustrated over Brown's place in national rankings and feels the rankings do not give Brown credit for the excellence of its standards and programs. Maybe ...

Letter: Chomsky's reception reveals ideological bias

To the Editor:From the article I read in The Herald ("Chomsky: U.S. policies hurt Middle East relations," April 21), it seems as if Noam Chomsky, outspoken ardent critic of Israel, was received quite well in Brown.