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Hispanic student enrollment \ letter to the editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I am thrilled to read any article that touts the successes of Latinos, particularly at a time in our history when we are subject to such extreme racism and xenophobia.
letter to the editor \ Montague's Deli \ Quiznos \ UHCL Patio Cafe
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Courtney I really enjoyed reading your article “Patio Cafe Upheaval.” Here’s something i really enjoy about my experience at Montague’s Deli and thats the customer service. The staff there have the best and brightest personalities and some of them know us regulars by name, and how we like I favorite items prepared. That makes a [...]
concealed handguns \ letter to the editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I agree with John C., the dissenting writer whose words you published in the latest edition of The Signal.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I sometimes wonder where our tuition money goes. I mean I know they give us the fee statement that shows at least 130 different charges, but where does our money really go?
concealed handguns \ editor's note \ guns on campus \ letter to the editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Hello, My name is John and I recently came across your article about the bill currently proposed in the Texas Legislature concerning Concealed Handgun License holders being able to conceal on campus. I had a few concerns about it. 1). The image portrayed shows a tactical shotgun in the main compartment of the backpack. This [...]
immigration \ letter to the editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The Dec. 6, 2010 editorial, which Mr. Marinos accuses of ‘reflecting opinions and conclusions based on very faulty and erroneous assumptions,’ was not intended to serve as a treatise on American immigration policy since 1924 – the year Congress passed the Immigration Act of 1924, nor was it intended to proliferate hatred or racism.
immigration \ letter to the editor \ Opinions
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The immigration editoriol [Vol. XXXVIII, Number 14, Dec. 6, 2010] is reflecting opinions and conclusions based on very faulty and erroneous assumptions.
letter to the editor \ parking
Letter to the Editor: Parking at UHCL
If you’ve ever been cruising around the parking lot of the Bayou Building at about 4 p.m., you can tell that UHCL is a school in crisis. You will see students rolling by slowly in their cars, heads sticking out of rolled down windows, gazing longingly at parking spots that have already been snatched up.
Letter to the Editor
In less than one month there have been at least four youth suicides as a result of severe bullying. The deaths of Billy Lucas in Indiana, 13-year-olds Seth Walsh in California and Asher Brown in neighboring Cypress, Texas, and 18-year-old Tyler Clementi at Rutgers University are a tragic wake up call.
Letter to the Editor
The old saying “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” is simply NOT true. Over the past few weeks the media has reported the deaths of 4 young men who were beaten to death by the cruel words and deeds of their classmates.
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