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Theft will catch Daily's attention

I am a graduating senior and therefore, I have read my share of Dailys. But during the past semester, the Daily has continued to repeatedly express racist opinions that offend a significant portion of the student body.

If Editor in Chief Ronnie Glassberg was as interested in respecting all students on campus as he is in advertising dollars, perhaps members of this community would not have felt the need to take the Dailys.

It's sad that the theft of the Dailys was the only way certain people could get their voices heard.

The Daily staff was not listening last week, but now that their precious newspapers are gone, the staff may be a little bit more willing to examine their attitudes toward minorities on this campus.

SHANNON N. WOOD

LSA SENIOR