East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Dec. 6, 2022
After Ghost Ship, prevention effort remains troublingOakland’s fire inspectors were neither certified nor competent, leading to the disaster and showing that the official watchdogs need watching. Only local papers can do this, but their resources have dwindled.
Graduate student instructors are showcasing that they are an important factor for the UCs to function. School administrators should show a genuine willingness to compromise. Relying solely on professors for grades, teaching and one-on-one instruction has become a tough journey for students. I feel that there is no doubt that the graduate instructors are great assets to the school.Saerom ChongShame on this newspaper for framing the state as the villain in the Nov.
,” , I am concerned for job security in the Bay Area tech industry. Over a thousand jobs are being cut from companies such as Twitter, GoFundMe and Cisco Systems. I fear that these companies will either move out of state where it is less expensive or have the companies go out of business if nothing is done.
It was especially tragic because, according to their 1972 book “Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye,” Kennedy aides Dave Powers and Ken O’Donnell had been told by the president that he had decided to withdraw all American military people from Vietnam but only after he had won reelection in 1964. His order for a withdrawal of the first 1,000 American military was canceled within a few days after his assassination.
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