Letters to the Editor Archives - Page 5 of 9

The case for Joe Biden

Eric Thompson, Letter Author • October 28, 2020

Why does Biden need to be elected? For me, it is simple. Biden represents the best opportunity to restore America’s respectability on the global stage and inject morality back into our society. Over...

Letter to the Editor: Save the ‘Blue Lights’

Ava Tryon, Letter Author • October 21, 2020

The fall semester has begun. Leaves crinkling under the eager footsteps of students on their way to classes. The sun dipping behind the horizon earlier than normal. Chattering students walking back...

There will be record voter turnout this year. Vote early!

October 9, 2020

Hello, I’m Debra, founder and CEO of VoteAmerica, one of the biggest voter turnout organizations in the country. I've lived and worked in Silicon Valley for a long time but I got out of tech and...

Mental illness among millennials

Ally Stribbling, Letter Author • October 7, 2020

As a fellow college student, it has been brought to my attention that there is an increasing decline with student’s mental health. Mental illness is defined as a wide variety of conditions that disrupt...

Freedom over safety

Mikenzi Thao, Letter Author • October 7, 2020

Inserting political views where political views are not needed. On Jan. 22, 2020, the U.S had confirmed its first COVID-19 case, leaving many to face struggles no one would’ve ever seen coming. In...

Letter to the Editor: I Can’t Get No… Representation

Shouacua Xiong • September 23, 2020

If you look up the word, “Hmong” on The Advance-Titan, only one article from each year pops up, usually highlighting Asian Heritage Month. Once you hit 2018, however, things get pretty interesting....

Letter to the editor: Wear a mask outside

Brittany Harrison • September 16, 2020

Mask mandates are a huge topic of discussion that can lead to debates about freedom of speech, government policies and personal beliefs. The governor of Wisconsin made it mandatory to wear a mask in public...

Education students are receiving at UWO is ‘no joke’

Tony Palmeri • September 11, 2020

In a recent editorial, AT Managing Editor Joseph Schultz wrote, "Compared to pre-pandemic times and despite the best efforts of professors, the education students are receiving this semester is a joke,...

Oshkosh needs a tenant resource center

Olivia Smith, Letter to the editor • April 8, 2020

Off-campus student housing is a playground for landlords to trample tenant rights and take advantage of students. For many students, college is when they experience renting for the first time, which...

Funding, sports and activities needed to prevent student depression during winter

Lee Rady, Letter to the editor • December 4, 2019

Depression is an uncomfortable topic to talk about, especially for college students. Even when there are symptoms of depression, it is hard for someone to come to the reality of possibly being depressed....