We'd like to thank the Daily Northwestern for helping us promote discussion about the local economy. The editorial in yesterday's Daily does a good job in demonstrating the exact point our campaign and its supporters have been trying to make-there is an Evanston that even well-informed Northwestern students do not know about-and it's one that needs our help.

On Sunday evening, I awoke from a nap to a raucous crowd outside my window and learned that Osama bin Laden had been killed by Navy SEALs in Pakistan. I quickly threw on a pair of pants and dashed outside. I was greeted by a crowd of my peers singing, chanting and celebrating this most auspicious news. As I walked down Sheridan singing "The Star-Spangled Banner," the events really sank in.

The Daily's recent editorial on Lending for Evanston and Northwestern Development's campaign, Invest Evanston, fails to provide a complete view of LEND's work and undervalues the need that Evanston businesses truly have.

The Daily Northwestern recently ran an article critical of a nonprofit that has been recruiting students to canvass in support of progressive campaigns. The article asserted "Canvassing organization's...

My mom's hero donated $880,000 to Bill Clinton in 1996.