As an Assyrian student attending CSUN, I have become aware of disunity and lack of appreciation for the Assyrian heritage. Many organizations exist within the university atmosphere, but the Assyrian Student Union has ceased to exist. There is the Armenian Student Union, and the Muslim Student Union, yet, there is no Assyrian Student Union. I am hopeful that, by writing this letter, I can shed some light and encouragement to my fellow Assyrians who have their lost faith, love, and acceptance of their nationality. Vilbert Famil Elia, freshman, business administration Letters or commentaries should be typed and are subject to editing for length and composition.
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