Letters to the Editor
NOVEMBER 07, 2022
Vote no on Measure L
Vote No on L, a revenue measure for $650 Million dollars, because no student benefits are explicitly slated to be paid for with the $650M.
BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
MAY 23, 2022
Encampment clearing does not end houselessness
The city of Berkeley needs to recognize that encampments beside Interstate 80 often occurred as a result of the city’s lack of responsibility for providing housing alternatives, while trying to maintain a “safe” city look by pushing out the unhoused population – leaving them no where else to go.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 23, 2022
Encampment clearing does not end houselessness
The city of Berkeley needs to recognize that encampments beside Interstate 80 often occurred as a result of the city’s lack of responsibility for providing housing alternatives, while trying to maintain a “safe” city look by pushing out the unhoused population – leaving them no where else to go.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
COVID-19 is still around, so should RSF testing
Rather than closing the site, the university should move toward reducing the hours of operation and maintaining the RSF testing site.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
COVID-19 is still around, so should RSF testing
Rather than closing the site, the university should move toward reducing the hours of operation and maintaining the RSF testing site.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
The California Theatre needs more than saving, needs continued support!
The focus of preservation efforts needs to be expanded beyond simply saving the California Theatre’s building from demolition; this theater needs to be financially supported through some outside mechanism, and I think that advocating for government subsidies or grants would be an excellent way to turn this singular effort into a larger movement.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
The California Theatre needs more than saving, needs continued support!
The focus of preservation efforts needs to be expanded beyond simply saving the California Theatre’s building from demolition; this theater needs to be financially supported through some outside mechanism, and I think that advocating for government subsidies or grants would be an excellent way to turn this singular effort into a larger movement.
Letters to the Editor
NOVEMBER 07, 2022
Vote no on Measure L
Vote No on L, a revenue measure for $650 Million dollars, because no student benefits are explicitly slated to be paid for with the $650M.
Letters to the Editor
NOVEMBER 07, 2022
Vote no on Measure L
Vote No on L, a revenue measure for $650 Million dollars, because no student benefits are explicitly slated to be paid for with the $650M.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 23, 2022
Encampment clearing does not end houselessness
The city of Berkeley needs to recognize that encampments beside Interstate 80 often occurred as a result of the city’s lack of responsibility for providing housing alternatives, while trying to maintain a “safe” city look by pushing out the unhoused population – leaving them no where else to go.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 23, 2022
Encampment clearing does not end houselessness
The city of Berkeley needs to recognize that encampments beside Interstate 80 often occurred as a result of the city’s lack of responsibility for providing housing alternatives, while trying to maintain a “safe” city look by pushing out the unhoused population – leaving them no where else to go.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
COVID-19 is still around, so should RSF testing
Rather than closing the site, the university should move toward reducing the hours of operation and maintaining the RSF testing site.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
COVID-19 is still around, so should RSF testing
Rather than closing the site, the university should move toward reducing the hours of operation and maintaining the RSF testing site.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
The California Theatre needs more than saving, needs continued support!
The focus of preservation efforts needs to be expanded beyond simply saving the California Theatre’s building from demolition; this theater needs to be financially supported through some outside mechanism, and I think that advocating for government subsidies or grants would be an excellent way to turn this singular effort into a larger movement.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 02, 2022
The California Theatre needs more than saving, needs continued support!
The focus of preservation efforts needs to be expanded beyond simply saving the California Theatre’s building from demolition; this theater needs to be financially supported through some outside mechanism, and I think that advocating for government subsidies or grants would be an excellent way to turn this singular effort into a larger movement.
Letters to the Editor
AUGUST 11, 2021
If Sutter Health prices are up, why is the quality of patient care down?
Sutter puts up signs saying "Healthcare heroes work here," but normally, people listen to heroes — and Sutter doesn't seem to be listening.
Letters to the Editor
AUGUST 11, 2021
If Sutter Health prices are up, why is the quality of patient care down?
Sutter puts up signs saying "Healthcare heroes work here," but normally, people listen to heroes — and Sutter doesn't seem to be listening.
Letters to the Editor
JULY 30, 2021
High school curricula: Progress or regress?
We live in a diverse society; it’s time for all school curriculums to reflect that.
Letters to the Editor
JULY 30, 2021
High school curricula: Progress or regress?
We live in a diverse society; it’s time for all school curriculums to reflect that.
Letters to the Editor
JULY 20, 2021
Waste not, want not: A reminder that the COVID-19 pandemic remains global
Amid oxygen shortages and record rises in cases, many developing nations lack the means necessary to diversify their resources and enforce proper protocol. In times like this, international vaccine distribution should be a top priority for the Biden administration.
Letters to the Editor
JULY 20, 2021
Waste not, want not: A reminder that the COVID-19 pandemic remains global
Amid oxygen shortages and record rises in cases, many developing nations lack the means necessary to diversify their resources and enforce proper protocol. In times like this, international vaccine distribution should be a top priority for the Biden administration.
Letters to the Editor
JUNE 25, 2021
UC should implement open-source textbook program
To address the issue of college affordability, we call upon the UC Board of Regents to support the implementation of a systemwide open textbook program.
Letters to the Editor
JUNE 25, 2021
UC should implement open-source textbook program
To address the issue of college affordability, we call upon the UC Board of Regents to support the implementation of a systemwide open textbook program.
Letters to the Editor
JUNE 18, 2021
Reimagining public safety remains a priority for Berkeley City Council
The budget is a reflection of our community’s values, and as the mayor of Berkeley, I want to make it clear that my proposed budget recommendations, which are still in development, will take into consideration the voices and needs of our community.
Letters to the Editor
JUNE 18, 2021
Reimagining public safety remains a priority for Berkeley City Council
The budget is a reflection of our community’s values, and as the mayor of Berkeley, I want to make it clear that my proposed budget recommendations, which are still in development, will take into consideration the voices and needs of our community.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 31, 2021
We must continue to take a stand against anti-Asian hate
Ending anti-Asian hate requires compassion and support from all of us, regardless of ethnic identity, age or occupation.
Letters to the Editor
MAY 31, 2021
We must continue to take a stand against anti-Asian hate
Ending anti-Asian hate requires compassion and support from all of us, regardless of ethnic identity, age or occupation.
