Letter to the editor: Suffolk votes
Suffolk Votes
September 22, 2020
Students are one of the largest and most diverse demographics in the country, but also have the lowest voter turnout. That’s true in a typical election year, and with a pandemic occurring, student voting rates could be abysmal this year. In order for democracy to function, we must ensure as many people v...
Progress, regression on LGBTQ+ rights across the globe
April 10, 2019
This month, Suffolk celebrates its Pride Month in recognition of the contributions and successes of the LGBTQ+ community both on-campus and off. This year, there’s plenty to celebrate. As reported in The Suffolk Journal on April 3, the Massachusetts State Legislature recently voted on a bill to ba...
Letter to the Editor: Political parties clash: College campuses seem to be majority liberal, leaving conservative ideas in the shadows
April 17, 2018
I see that some intolerant liberal students are going to protest the upcoming appearance of conservative speaker Christina Hoff Sommers. Yet, another example of intolerant political correctness run amok. (We can't have too much political diversity!) Trump handily beat Clinton in part because a lot o...
Letter to the Editor: Trump The Terrible
March 27, 2018
President Trump's character flaws are overwhelming his administration and placing our country in jeopardy. Former CIA Director John Brennan referred to Trump as " unstable, inept, inexperienced, and also unethical ". I add divisive, chaotic, and terrible judgement. In the past 15 months the fol...
Letter to the Editor: SUPD, faculty should be armed
March 9, 2018
"The existing policy, if you want to call it that, is to require students and faculty to wait patiently as a rampaging killer decides which class or which assembly to attack."
Letter to the Editor: Response to staff ed from Suffolk’s Title IX Director
March 7, 2018
To the Editor: I felt it was important to comment on the recent Editor’s Word [Feb. 28, 2018] column that appeared on the Journal’s opinion page, which mentioned rumors of inappropriate relationships between staff and students, and students’ feeling they cannot speak out. Sexual harassment and abus...
Letter to the Editor: A preventable shooting tragedy
March 6, 2018
The Parkland, FL shooter had a history of violent behavior. Police were called to his house many times, but they did not arrest him because the school board had an agreement with the police not to arrest any students.. The FBI received a viable tip indicating he wanted to shoot up a school, but the lead...
Tweeting away the presidency
September 27, 2017
We currently have problems with multiple countries that could threaten our national security. Evidently, Russia meddled in our election for president, and continues to hack into U.S. and European government and industry systems. Also, Russia occupies eastern Ukraine. China laid claim to the South China Se...
Letter to the Editor: Neutralize North Korean Threat
July 1, 2017
North Korea continues to expand its nuclear weapons program and is making progress in developing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching the Western U.S. It is working on miniaturizing nuclear weapons to fit on ICBMs by early 2018, and it threatens to attack the U.S. with nuclear...
Degrade the North Korean economy
Donald Moskowitz
April 19, 2017
President Trump has pointed out the strong linkage between China and North Korea, and he correctly assumes China can influence North Korea’s weapons development program. We must work with China on resolving this situation, and also on the Chinese encroachment in the South China Sea and the trade defici...
Rebuilding our Military with Trump
Donald Moskowitz
April 12, 2017
As a Navy veteran and a strong supporter of our military, I commend President Trump for initiating a program to rebuild our military with a defense budget increase of $54 billion. However, it should be decreased by $1.3 billion and that amount added to the Coast Guard budget within the Department of...
A Word from SGA: March 23, 2017
March 23, 2017
Dear Suffolk University, We hope you all had a fun, relaxing spring break! Before the week off, SGA wrapped up our spring elections. There was a new Executive Board and senate elected to take over for the 2017-2018 school year. You can find all of those results on our social media, @SuffolkSGA, on...
