Poor reporting on feral cats results in misleading article
What a disappointment (Tuesday) morning when I read the article about the feral cats on campus. The information was one-sided and jaded with opinion rather than truth and facts. Facts, by the way, that were presented to you by a representative of the Feral Cat Association. You asked a representative from Student Activities if the FCA was still active?
Animal testing is not the answer to obesity questions
It is always disappointing to learn that in the 21st century, students who are passionate about pursuing careers in science and medicine are still being taught to torment animals in laboratories and being programmed to repeat the same hackneyed and misleading mantras in defense of animal experimentation [”Student researches obesity vaccine,” Oct. 13]. Nathan Freeman’s claim that “animal research is not cruel or inhumane, it benefits us all” defies science, logic and common sense.