Thank you for opening discussion on an important topic—the state of affairs in the Middle East as they relate to Israel—in last week’s piece, “Payback with a Purpose,” published in The Harvard Crimson by Daniel [...]

I’m approaching my last year at Tech (hopefully), so I’ve started to look into potential employers who want to make use of my degree. Encouraged by the recent success in the past few years of [...]

The farmers’ market as of late has become an assemblage of products that students do not need much of.  As the recent article stated, the popsicle man is the only one who gets a respectable [...]

Regarding the article “Report shows accounting errors at CRC,” the allegations made in the article were hasty. Ken Lovic has been an excellent Sport Club Coordinator through the years and has always made it clear [...]

Streetcars once crisscrossed our great city, taking riders around downtown to enjoy its commerce and culture, as they did in most large cities in America from the late 1880s through the post-WWII era. In fact, [...]

A few weeks ago, the Technique claimed that Greeks head philanthropic efforts at Tech. The next week, a letter to the editor asserted that one specific service organization drives volunteering. Both of these statements are [...]

I feel as though the author who wrote the letter “Article stereotypes women students” has made a mountain out of a molehill. I read “Majors Ranked According To Desirability” and I quite liked how it [...]

Two weeks ago, the Technique claimed that Greeks head philanthropic efforts at Tech. Last week, a letter to the editor asserted that one specific service organization drives volunteering. Both of these statements are false and [...]

I have been at Tech for 9.5 years now, from undergrad through my graduate work. I have lived off campus for the past five years, and I bike to school. I have never had an [...]

When it comes to the article “Tech Major Rank According to Desirability,” you are offending many women in these fields by posting such sexist comments as, “Women who are looking for a man with a [...]

It is very gratifying to see that Tech intends to restore actual physical education classes. As someone who was a student 40 years ago, when we were required to take and pass six quarters of [...]

While I am thrilled that the Technique chose to dedicate their “Focus” section to community and worldwide philanthropy based at Tech, I am disappointed that none of the articles mentioned Circle K, which is the [...]

In last week’s Technique article regarding on-campus concealed carry, President Peterson asked, “… what are the chances that we could actually use that weapon to defend ourselves?” The answer: certainly higher than if we are [...]

“John Koch, President of the College Democrats, urged students to keep their faith in GTPD. ‘These are people who have sworn an oath to protect us,” Koch said. “They’re armed for a reason.’” And that [...]

I feel I must object to the editorial published last week regarding the scandal at Penn State, and the former head coach Joe Paterno’s role in it. In the editorial the author claims that Paterno [...]

Last week, Suzanne Clary wrote a Letter to the Editor entitled “Fans’ attitudes reflect badly on all of Tech,” regarding students’ treatment of her and her brother, a Clemson student, during the Clemson game. To [...]

To the fellow Tech student who attended the Clemson game with her brother, what did you expect would happen when you brought a fan of the opposing team into the student section? Did you honestly [...]