Letter: Devils have no chance
In response to Sparky’s Oct. 8 letter to the editor.
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In response to Sparky’s Oct. 8 letter to the editor.
In response to Stephanie Habib’s Oct. 11 article, “Arizona fans give Wombats reason to visit valley.”
As president of the Glendale Law Enforcement Association, I represent the dedicated and professional men and women from the Glendale Police Department. I, like many Glendale police employees, chose the profession of law enforcement for one primary ambition – to protect the innocent. Officers are honored to give citizens a peace of mind that we will be there to help them when needed.
In response to the Oct. 1 collection of responses to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter.
To the Concerned Citizens of the Pac-12,
U.S. troops fighting for nothing
Andrew Breitbart was a provocative character that is certain. Love him or hate him, if you are at all involved in politics, you knew his name and reacted to it.
In response to Josh Nacion’s Oct. 1 column, “Despite disparity, new NBA season worth watching.”
After living in Yuma for about 19 1/2 years, you can imagine my excitement when I finally worked my way into ASU after transferring from a community college. I’ve wanted to attend Walter Cronkite since I heard about it as a sophomore in high school. Now that I have settled here and have started involvement on campus, I’m ready to seek opportunities off campus.
Collection of responses to Meredith Walker's Sept. 26 letter, "Islam: a not so peaceful religion." Faisal Abulhassan: "Conservative holds misinformed belief that Islam is violent." Zachary Heth: "Ignorant views founded on misconceptions." Tanner Greene: "Prejudice begets more prejudice." Zana Alattar: "Combating ignorance with truth." Friederike Doerstling: "A few individuals do not represent a whole." Aasima Khokar: "An open letter to Meredith Walker." Narghis Sarwari: "Islam's battle for rights." Anna Martinez: "Response to criticism too dramatic." Christopher Webb: "President doesn't apologize for freedom of speech."
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
In response to Meredith Walker’s Sept. 26 letter to the editor, “Islam: a not so peaceful religion.”
I am writing about the decision three undergraduate student leaders of ASU recently made to resign their Arizona Students Association seats. As you probably know, ASA represents all 140,000 students in the state of Arizona, not just for the students of NAU, UA or ASU. The most important thing for ASU students to realize is that elected students leaders from ASU, NAU and the UA make ASA decisions. The undergraduate student leaders from ASU who decided to resign helped make the very decisions about which they are now complaining. When someone asks, “Who is ASA?” the answer is, “I am ASA.” As one director, I am responsible for the decisions that ASA makes along with the other ASA directors. If you are unhappy with ASA, you contact me … or other ASA directors because we are responsible for the decisions made on behalf of all 140,000 Arizona university students. The people who decided to resign are, in essence, upset decisions about they made in June as directors of ASA.
The board of directors of Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation, a $700 million company, does not give us investors the opportunity to vote for or against more than one woman to join their board of directors at its annual meeting on Oct. 1 at 9 a.m., held at 2375 East Camelback Road, Suite 700 in Phoenix. The company is headquartered in Springfield, Mass., but skulked out of town and is holding its annual meeting in Phoenix.
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