In The Poly’s Editorial/Opinion section two issues ago, Timothy Tusing ’10 wrote of Statler & Waldorf’s lack of a “more progressive approach” to the subject of Ratio-Induced Bitch Syndrome and implied that the publication was a jumping-off point for misogyny on campus.

Statler & Waldorf would like to apologize for Tusing’s attitude, since we do not print a misogynistic publication and since he has not brought forth evidence to prove otherwise. Perhaps he confused the magazine with one from Clarkson University.

Jim Tatalias

CHME ’10