Southern A Lee Enterprises Editorial Board Roles
Publisher Dennis DeRossett Editor James Bennett Managing Editor Ralph Loos oversee newsroom operations and editorial directions for the Southern A Lee Enterprises newspaper and its local editions.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
4
Publisher Dennis DeRossett Editor James Bennett Managing Editor Ralph Loos oversee newsroom operations and editorial directions for the Southern A Lee Enterprises newspaper and its local editions.
The Southern Illinoisan publishes letters up to 250 words addressing current topics. Letters must be signed with author name and hometown and include a phone number for verification. Submissions may be edited and mailed to Voice of the Reader Carbondale IL 62902 or emailed.
The area Boys and Girls Club at North Springer Street, opened nearly two years ago, serves ages 6 to 18 with affordable dues and a mix of educational, recreational, and social programs. It has grown from 38 members in 2004 to over 550 this summer, aided by partnerships with Southern Illinois University and local donors.
A student worker writes to the editor complaining about deer attacks near the arena area and Colyer Hall, noting no bus service and parking restrictions force employees through a dangerous route during intersession. The writer questions university safety planning and asks how others are affected.
An editor asserts the U S is decaying from within like the Roman Empire. He warns of ungodly morals, clerical symbols, and a New World Order. He claims 12 million illegal aliens becoming citizens would bankrupt programs and demands political action.
Jim Muir reflects on the Brian Cockrum case and the Leggans murder, defending Cockrum against obsessive labeling while criticizing handling of information in the investigation. He notes personal ties to the case and asserts there was no conspiracy, questioning press conference conclusions and transparency. He recalls bonds with the Cockrum family and law enforcement officials, and recounts past coverage.
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