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To the Editor;
Robert "Jerry" Hand, B.A. '53; J.D. '57 To the Editor; Thank you for including the feature on reactions to the beating and death of Matthew Shepard in the new magazine. As a graduate who lives 2,000 miles away from Laramie, I had wondered how those of you who are there were feeling, thinking, and coping. I no longer feel so lonely in my sadness for Matthew's family and friends and anger at how Laramie was presented in the media reports at the time. Molly Buffum Turlish, M.A. '65 To the Editor; The quality of the UWyo magazine mandates membership in the Alumni Association! Excellent. First-class publication. Ken Koski, B.A. '72, J.D. '79 To the Editor; I was writing to comment on the UWyo magazine. I thought it was excellent and was very impressed. You guys should be very proud of yourself. It was a great step up from that old newspaper style you used to have. Keep up the good work. It is always good to hear about old WYO. Sincerely, Chris Mathewson, '94, health sciences
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After receipt of the premiere edition and reading
President Dubois' description of UWyo's purpose on page one, I was troubled by
the four pages devoted to an incident "Reflections on a Tragedy" which
certainly did nothing to "look at new plans and programs; introduce new
members of the UW family; explore cuttingedge teaching and research; go behind
the scenes of cultural and athletic events; and catch up with UW alumni who are
making a real difference." Had not this senseless tragedy been covered ad
nauseam by the sensational media? What was the purpose of this article?
Disappointed,
