Letters from Readers
Celebrating Diversity
Thank you for the Spring/Summer 2017 issue of Washington Square. It was excellent to read about the impact of a variety of Spartans in the larger community.
—Patricia Nguyen, ’12 Sociology
Dare to Dream
“Dreamers: The Undocumented Student and Immigrant Experience” was a beautiful story. Thank you for putting the spotlight on those who have to go above and beyond to obtain higher education and the basic rights often taken for granted by most citizens in this country.
—Diana Garcia
Buzzwords
The latest issue of SJSU Washington Square touts ideas like diversity, inclusion, support for “undocumented students,” etc. These could be taken as simply PC buzzwords except for the fact that their intent is to undermine American values, culture and immigration law. Perhaps, in the future, SJSU will move to a neutral political stance.
—Andrew Barnes
Gram Knows Best
I thoroughly enjoyed reading “Gram’s Stories” and appreciated this issue’s focus on challenges and diversity. Thank you!
—Carolyn Canete, SJSU annual giving manager
“A Healing Legacy”
What a great life, Conrad. You have accomplished so much.
—Sarah Cheekars
The Power of Mercy
Wow! Amazing story! Very well written. It brought tears to my eyes to read about what good Mercy is doing for our community. Congratulations, Mercy, on getting your DNP!
—Kris Dudley, administrative coordinator, College of Science
Consider Ease of Reading, Please
Just a short note to comment on the recent edition of Washington Square. Possibly, it might win an A for design, but an F for ease of reading. White on gray and gray on white are difficult to read.
—Chet Keil, ’54 Business Administration
Thank you, Ellen! “Beyond Football” Receives $25,000
I love this coach. I love his team. I love his dancing. #GoodGoesRound #OneMillionActsofGood
—Ellen DeGeneres
Watch the football team’s response to DeGeneres’ gift: