Dear Editor:
Over the past three weeks or so I have noticed a startling omission from your otherwise fine publication. There once was a time when every Thursday, I would open my copy of?The Eagle, eyes aglow with anticipation, and read the police blotter, marvelling at the heroic deeds of our brave Public Safety officers and laughing at the occasional humorous incident. But this ray of light in my otherwise bleak life has now been extinguished. Surely there have been crimes committed in the time the blotter has not been printed? Those of us who live on campus deserve to know about on-campus crime. Plus, some of the stuff that happens is really damn funny. Without the police blotter, we wouldn't have had the report about the girl bitten by the raccoon and Dave Attell's subsequent hilarious improv on the incident. My roommate and I have a hall of fame of sorts on our door, a collection of the funniest police blotters. Would you condemn it to an early death? If you would, then may God have mercy on your black souls.
Please bring back the police blotter. Andrew Robinson SIS, 2009
Dear Editor:
Thank you for the nice review about Cubano's restaurant. I am a graduate of the class of 1982, and my wife took classes at AU before transferring. O, the good old days.
With this let me extend an invitation to everyone to come to Cubano's restaurant and savor the goodness of the tropics, the Caribean way.
Perhaps, we could find a way to discount the AU crowd from past and the present.
We are always open to suggestions, and thank you!
Adolfo Mendez Class of 1982 Owner, Cubano's
