Letters to the Editor
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Construction Fence
Dear Editor, Am I the only one annoyed by the green shielding on the fence around the new Student Center construction site? I enjoy watching the process, and find it frustrating that I can't easily see what's going on. Can we take down a few sections
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Waitlist policy is useless
Dear Editor, As a junior at Sonoma State that has spent enrollment appointments yelling at my computer screen and unfairly displacing my frustration with our limited class choices on my roommates, I was excited when I first heard of the opportunity to "waitlist" classes that have already reached the enrollment capacity.
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Mark Yaffe poorly portrayed in recent article
Dear Editor, I found the recent article on Mark Yaffe and the comedy night at the Pub rather puzzling. First, because the man pictured next to the article is not Mark Yaffe. Second, because some of the actions attributed to Mr. Yaffe were actually committed by the gentleman who opened for him (the man pictured).
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Zinfandel Dining Hall is a scam
Dear Editor, My name is Devon Pinto and I am a freshman here at Sonoma State University. As we all know, the cafeteria here at Sonoma State is no five star restaurant. When looking at the prices of eating at the dining hall one day, I noticed something did not seem right.
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The tragic loss of leadership
Dear Editor, My name is Jonathan McGonagle, I am a junior at Sonoma State and I have been involved in the leadership program for three years now in several different areas. According to a study done by Harvard, 6.7 percent of the world's population have college degrees.
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Bring University 238 back
Dear Editor, Sonoma State is currently on the horizon of great change. There has been extensive dialogue within the administration, faculty senate and Associated Students, Inc. as to how we want to shape the identity of SSU for the next 50 years and beyond.
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Error in Student Center Fee result
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the Nov. 1 STAR article, "Dialogue continues over Student Center debate," which contained inaccurate information. The recent article that was printed in the newspaper stated that the Student Center referendum vote was very close, passing 52 percent to 48 percent.

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