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Letters to the Editor policy
On June 15, 2013
Recent events have resulted in The Phoenix developing its' first ever Letters to the Editor policy.
Our Letters to the Editor policy going forward is as follows:
1) Letters must not exceed 350 words.
2) All letters are subject to editing.
3) Letters will be published solely at the discretion of the Phoenix Editor-in-Chief.
4) Any letter that is deemed to be inappropriate, offensive, vulgar, or in any other way not fit for
publication will not be published in the Phoenix.
This policy will also be posted to the Phoenix website, www.gsuphoenix.com
Sincerely,
Phoenix Editor-in-Chief Melissa Hall
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