With a host of new controversies battering the UA's greek community, it should come as no surprise that some of its members chose to voice their discontent in Letters to the Editor. But while there is certainly some merit in their arguments, the reality of the situation is far more complex than anyone seems ready to admit.

Criticizing the UA's greek community is a well-worn path, and one that is especially laden with unfair assumptions grounded in common misconceptions. So let's look at the statistics. [Read article]

"The check-in process on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Coronado is bullshit, and the girls at the check-in desk are angry little trolls."

"I'm the only black Jewish guy in AEPi, but there's plenty of other stuff to make fun of me for. I spit when I talk. And all the sorority girls only know you to get your alcohol."

"The new rec center should be put in by the time we get back next year. There should be lines of precors." [Read article]

Sunglasses issue has become phenomenon, needs to end

On the afternoon of April 15, I casually opened the Wildcat to the mailbag section, whereupon I was shocked to once again see the ever-present sunglasses debate. But this was something new ... we have now reached international fame! Congrats Wildcats, we have continued a debate that should never have started for over three weeks now, and now it has reached even greater proportions. People are writing from out of state schools to complain! Seriously, am I the only one who thinks everyone is reading too far into this "issue?" [Read article]