The editorial in Tuesday’s Herald (“Another bump in the wall,” April 21) incorrectly stated that Rhode Island teachers are not currently under contract. In fact, Providence teachers are not currently under contract.

Earlier this month, The Herald published a letter signed by Philip Kloss ’11 (“Transfers a valuable addition to Brown,” April 10). Since its publication, the editors have learned that no student with that name is currently enrolled at Brown.

The Student Labor Alliance calls on the University to support worker unionization at HEI Hospitality.

Will Wray ’10 suggests an altenative to the Corporation’s “young alum” position — a UCS liason.

While I applaud Nick Hagerty ’10 for his continued focus on University issues, his most recent column (“Academic Inequality,” April 13) has some poor proposals.

Tuesday’s column, (“Student power for Palestine,” Apr. 14) contains factually incorrect and vitriolic information.

To the Editor: In response to Katherine Hermann’s column (“First things first — learn how to recycle a bottle,” Apr. 10): Anyone who says that Brown students are not excited about the small problems with sustainability does not know the right Brown students. Not only do a large population of […]

While Staehelin is right to lament low student participation, he is wrong to assume a dearth of student interest. What he fails to mention is the lack of University resources supporting students’ pursuits of such opportunities, which often entail significant costs.