In a recent editorial, the Daily Kent Stater editorial board commented on the execution of Timothy McVeigh. The board said that his execution should be broadcast publicly, which I agree with. The editorial also cautioned the media that, should a public broadcast be allowed, they should not inadvertently make a hero out of McVeigh. While I perfectly agree with that sentiment, it began to crystallize an opinion I've held for quite a long time. Parking close to dorms makes sense I would like to respond to Crystal Rose's letter on Mon., Feb. 13, about Parking Services.
Every year there is talk on how to improve it, but nothing ever truly beneficial comes from it.
I often wonder what Parking Services thinks it's accomplishing. Friend will always be remembered Priscilla Huth was one of the most courageous ladies I have ever known. Eight months ago, Priscilla was diagnosed with cancer, and knowing how serious it was, she never once lost her faith or gave up. When she was told she only had a few months left to live, she faced death with such a bright spirit and made all her family, friends and coworkers realize she was ready to go and was not afraid. She showed we all should be strong and not sad.