Letters to the Editor Your Opinion Goes Here...
Send in your comments about the current issue of Range Rider, what topics you’d like to see in future issues, or about anything you’d like to discuss. Tell us what you like (or don’t like) about the Range Rider. Tell us what your experience at HSU meant to you. Tell us what you’d like to see happening on the campus. Ask questions. Get involved in a conversation about your school. Send your email to rangerider@hsutx.edu or mail to Letters to the Editor, Range Rider, HSU Box 16120, Abilene TX 79698-6120. Editor’s Note: We took this note to heart and are working to bring more variety to the alumni section photos. I could make explanations that would sound like excuses, so I will just say, we hear you and will work on it! “Several years ago I was looking through the Range Rider, of course paying closest attention to the information listed about alumni from my graduating year or the years closest to it, when I saw the name of one of my dearest friends while I was at HSU. “She was in my wedding, and I was in hers. We had spent many, many hours together. After she had married, they moved from Abilene, and we had eventually lost touch with one another. Well, there she was in the Range Rider along with her email address. I was so excited that I immediately emailed her. “She emailed back, and we have not lost touch with one another again. This was such a blessing to us, and the Range Rider made it happen. Thank you!” ~ Melissa (Martin) Milliorn (B93)
Winter 2009/2010 |
“First, I would like to say how much I enjoy the Range Rider, from front to back each issue that I receive. The quality and production of the magazine is impeccable, and it makes me proud to say this is my university magazine. I enjoy each story and feature, and the design is incomparable to any other university magazine I have ever seen. I appreciate all the hard work and dedication that I know you devote to this magazine. “Each issue, though, I am disappointed in the alumni section photos. I can pick up any issue from years past, turn to that particular section, and see the same pictures of the same alumni year after year. I live in the Abilene area, and many of my friends who are alumni attend almost every alumni and university event. I don’t see their faces in these pages. The same alumni events, show the same alumni, year after year. “Please understand that I love the Range Rider and look forward to the biannual issue that we receive at our home. I will always continue to support and love the university that my husband and I graduated from. I only wish that the alumni section and its pictures were a reflection of the quality and variety of the rest of the magazine. Thank you again for this beautiful magazine, and keep up the great work. HSU appreciates all you do!” ~ Sincerely, A Concerned Alumna
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