Opinion
 

Letters to the Editor

Spot on

To the editor:

This is in regards to Jessica Brost's letter ("TMI, Timmy," Opinion, Friday) responding to Timmy Le's March 31 column ("Time to review bathroom etiquette," Opinion). I was amused by Jessica's response to Timmy Le. Although his article may seem a bit whiny, it is completely true.

The only reason why anyone would be offended by his column is because they don't wash their hands and befoul the restrooms. It's about time someone talked about the unacceptable bathroom etiquette many people practice. So instead of complaining, do everyone a favor and take the advice.

Kensheena Patel, 
education freshman

Missed printer

To the editor:

Why do you have to have a meeting to discuss a printer that has broken in the Cougar Place lab? I have been informed that "the one printer we have and that has now been broken for at least a week may not be fixed for two or three more weeks." What is the problem? This is another example of our money that we pay to live on campus and attend school here not being put to good use. How difficult can it be to have someone come fix it, or better yet, buy a new one? Our student fees and tuition should pay for things like this multiple times over. After just finalizing a paper due in the morning, I now have to save it and get up early enough to find a working printer somewhere on campus. This is just wrong!

Marty Morgan, 
hotel and restaurant management sophomore
 

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