A letter from your Student-Body President
Posted on September 10, 2012 by Andrew Henry in Letter to the Editor, Perspectives
Fellow Huskies, Welcome back from summer! I hope you all have had a great and relaxing past few months. If this is your first semester at USM, I want to welcome you to the University and I hope you enjoy your time here. Within the upcoming year, I have a couple of priority projects. First off, the Brooks [...]
Re: to “The state of Greek life at USM”
Posted on October 23, 2011 by USM Free Press in Letter to the Editor, Perspectives
Bruce Roullard, president of the USM Alumni Association, made a comment that when frats held keg parties the neighbors didn’t complain, no one called the police and everyone respected one another. This leads to the implication that today persons do not respect one another as a result of the complaints. This leads to the [...]
Letters/comments: 4.4.2011
Posted on April 04, 2011 by David O'Donnell in Letter to the Editor, Perspectives
Hatin’ on NPR Dear Paul Koenig, I read your piece entitled “A Low Tolerance for Highbrow Snobs” in this week’s Free Press. While I agree with your assertion that culture shouldn’t be stratified so aggressively, I am appalled by your violent expression of such a temperate idea. As far as I understand, in suggesting that [...]
The Free Press is ‘despicable’
Posted on October 31, 2010 by Christopher Hughes in Letter to the Editor
I am a student at USM and I have read your paper a few times (since it is plastered all over campus) and I must say I despise it. You guys have no journalistic neutrality what so ever. It really is despicable. All you do is placate to all those left-leaning progressive professors on campus [...]
Copyright laws kept student group from showing film
Posted on October 31, 2010 by Hannah Schwenk-Sandau in Letter to the Editor
As many of you may know, this fall, the Gender Studies Student Organization had planned a fun viewing of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show. We thought, following the example of many groups on campus, that a movie night would be a great way to get students involved and interested in our organization. [...]
