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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor are opeds from outside people that are given to the 49er to run.
Balancing the budget of Zoom University
Should tuition be the same if we aren’t taking in person classes?
Our black excellence
Black is excellent, black is powerful it has pride and honor to those who wear their armor proudly.
Letter to the Editor: It’s time to go back to campus
I’m a senior at Long Beach State, studying Philosophy and Journalism. I have come to question the University’s decision to start classes online for the fall semester, and have taken some time to compile some statistics and thoughts regarding the matter.
Letter to the Editor: There are more than two genders
In the United States, we have organized society around the idea that there are only two genders and that everyone is sexual. When, in fact, many societies have existed for ages that recognize a multitude of genders and a spectrum of sexuality.
Letter to the editor: Oct. 7 shelter-in-place incident
As someone with a family member attending Long Beach State, I am gravely concerned that school administration does not appear to be taking the Oct. 7 shelter-in-place emergency seriously enough.
Letter to the Editor: CSULB president and DACA
Alumnus Brian M. Cuaron voices his opinions about a recent letter from the CSU system to the Supreme Court.
Letter to the Editor: One drop cap at a time
In design class, we learn that typography is a key element in helping create the identity of any magazine or newspaper. In newspapers, however, it is often left unchecked.
Letter to the Editor: Voting is the most crucial part of November
For decades, Long Beach State has set an example for local activism, community engagement, civic purpose and a commitment to voter participation and election involvement. With this crucial, fast-approaching election, keep in mind that your vote is the one that counts! The direction of California’s future is on every ballot[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: response to the Long Beach State School of Art Concerned Students of Color and Allies
I write this in response to questions directed to me by the [Long Beach State] School of Art Concerned Students of Color and Allies. University Art Museum staff are precluded from comment due to the ongoing appeal process. I want to be clear, I speak only in my capacity as[Read More…]
