Once again, The Chronicle has published an inane, rambling letter written by ASUU President Patrick Reimherr ("Corequisite not a burden," Dec. 10) that serves no function other than to bore readers, toot his own horn and fill space

The required Clery statistics themselves do not accurately report the prevalent theft problem on campus.

When your children are nestled all snug in their beds and Old Saint Nick squeezes himself down your chimneys, please don't forget my brothers and sisters in arms8212;especially those who are here now, who work to help make that safety possible and give Rudolph a free place to land.

Judges who are initially selected by popular election have a much greater degree of democratic legitimacy than those who are appointed or even those appointees who have gone through a retention election.

Viewing a candidate in his or her social environment with pictures and descriptions of an applicant's social practices will help universities better ascertain whether they are admitting a candidate with ideal characteristics or an individual who cloaks character behind good grades.

This corequisite is an opportunity for students to apply what they are learning in the classroom to the community in a way that promotes public benefit. It does not mandate service and includes no service-hour requirement.

With neither community completely willing to compromise, and both schools questioning the worth of a partnership, sustaining the plan during several years is more work than it's worth.

It would seem a stretch to accuse Hatch of using his authority to get ahead with his career, but there is little doubt he did gain an advantage in his musical side career.

The truth is, we are the first generation to make less than our parents8212;this is one of the worst times to enter the job market.

I only spent a day on crutches, but it was enough to see how much of a struggle getting around campus is for those with a mobility disability.