Category: Letters to the Editor

COVID-19 And Returning to Normal for Dogs and Other Pets

Lisa Martin, Guest writer

May 13, 2020

Are pets going to be ready for the family to return to school and/or work? For all pets, whether fostered or adopted, especially those new to the family, their normal is all of the wonderful attention they have been getting ...

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Letter to the Editor: International Students Pay Too Much

February 6, 2020

Letter: An appreciation of Ann Stenmark

Jean Dickinson, Guest writer

December 5, 2018

Ann Stenmark presided over the Inquirer lab for more than more years than most faculty advisers. She sometimes hovered over editors’ shoulders, wielding a sharpened wooden pointer stick tipped with red paint (one student’...

Letter to the Editor: Campus security needs more experienced personel

Steven Anderson

October 16, 2018

To the Editor, I am writing in regards to campus security. Campus security is important to the school for not only the safety of students but for the safety of faculty and anyone on campus. Recently I have noticed the lack...

Letter to the Editor: Schedule change is for the best

Caitlin Panopio

October 16, 2018

To whoever it may concern, Reading that a lot of students and teachers are now complaining with the new 16-week schedule, I understood the concerns were valid. Classes now are running earlier and ending later, and it is a big...

Letter to the Editor: Homelessness in San Francisco

Anja Sofia Grunde

October 9, 2018

The first time I strolled down the streets of San Francisco, I met an immensely shocking sight. There were homeless people almost everywhere I looked from left to right. People were sleeping on mattresses on the sidewalks. How...

Letter to the Editor: College is also about personal connections

Dylan Koller

September 17, 2018

Hello, Thy Fellow Student Whether you’ve been at DVC for awhile or this is your first semester, we’re in the opening weeks of the Fall and teachers are forcing you to do those awkward introduction exercises. Whether you...

Exposed to Judgement: The Digital Way

Dylan Koller

May 6, 2018

The digital age is a complex era full of benefits and consequences. A click of a button can connect millions of people globally and although exciting, this vast network can also be devastating. Recently, I began posting rap videos...

Letter to the Editor: The Voice of the Bay

Dylan Koller

April 2, 2018

From hippies to Black Panthers, the Bay Area has been a place for those seeking liberty within the United States. Though increasingly becoming known for it's start-ups and high rent, it's still finding ways to deliver messages of a...

Letter to the editor: President Trump is a fake conservative

Stewart B. Epstein

March 6, 2018

The biggest faker of all is none other than President Donald Trump. He is posing as a conservative but he is actually a fake conservative. What is my evidence? You can look this up for yourself on the internet. In 1999, he...

Letter to the editor: Lack of bus tickets vending machines

Cesar Jose Cortez

February 27, 2018

The students who do not have car at Diablo Valley College are facing two big problems once they finish classes and have to take the bus. The first, is the time schedule of buses at college. Night classes finish at 9:45 p.m....

Letter to the editor: DVC should install security cameras due to its theft problem

Jason Cordis

February 27, 2018

At DVC campuses, there is a security issue that puts students’ belongings at risk. Several students who have parked their cars at the overflow lots to get to have returned to find that their car windows smashed and certain...

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