Reader Opinion Policy

The Experience welcomes Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns. All members of the LMC community — students, faculty and staff — are encouraged to write.

If you are interested in expressing your opinions, bring your submissions to room CC3-301. You may also send them electronically through the [email protected].

Letters and columns must be typed, signed and include a phone number for verification. They may be edited for clarity, content taste and length at the editor’s discretion.

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Perspective

We will look in depth at issues

Peter Costanza

January 28, 2013

DEAR READERS:

Welcome to the spring 2013 semester. I hope you enjoyed the winter break and ready to return to academia.

This semester the Experience staff will try something new. We will periodically design the Perspectives page with a theme to show both sides of a single issue we feel is of the upmost importance to our community with the hope of opening dialogue for understanding and change, if needed.

The topics that we will cover will range from local to national issues. This week’s issue is on gun control and how it impedes our rights and safety.

Letters to the editor are always welcome if you would like to express your individual opinion after you have read our commentaries.

The role of the student newspaper is not only to bring the news but also to express the views of the community we serve in the best way we can.

If you are passionate about a topic and would like to see it covered on a themed Perspectives page please feel free to send me an email at [email protected] or stop by the Journalism Lab level three of the College Complex Room CC3-301 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

— Editor in Chief, Peter Costanza