All Readers Respond

Letters to the Editor for September 29, 2014 weekly magazine:

Crawford: Everyone has a duty to help end domestic violence. 

Letters to the Editor for September 29, 2014 weekly magazine:

Keller: If we don't control wildfires, it will eradicate our forests.

Frank: With new airstrikes in Iraq, the United States may be setting itself up for another costly and lengthy battle.

Letters to the Editor for September 22, 2014 weekly magazine:

Green: Spiritual leaders should call for peace not war.

Price: Clicking on sensational pictures shapes our consciousness and our world.

Letters to the Editor for September 15, 2014 weekly magazine:

Krashen: Common core doesn't fix the real problem of education– poverty.

Budd: Though the number of women in the United Kingdom's parliament doubled, the percentage of women is still too small.

Letters to the Editor for September 8, 2014 weekly magazine:

Freidenrich: Gov. Rick Perry in trouble for political bullying.

Bloustein: Americans shrug off faulty intelligence in attempt to rescue James Foley.

Pape: To fix education, schools should students should learn subjects for longer. 

Letters to the Editor for September 1, 2014 weekly magazine:

Waddell: Michael Brown was denied due process when shot by police. 

Christian: California doesn’t just need to rethink its water management practices, it needs to rethink its growth.

Letters to the Editor for August 18 and 25, 2014 weekly magazine:

Tyrrell: Gangbangers, children, innocent, and guilty are all caught up in violence in Chicago.

Herzog: We shouldn't allow Americans who fight in Syria to return to our country.

Letters to the Editor for August 11, 2014 weekly magazine:

Kovach: In 1988, Iran Air Flight 655, a civiian plane, was shot down by the USS Vincennes.

Uberuaga: Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will return to active duty only until it is determined if he will be court-martialed.

Geist: Congress might be divided, but the American people aren't.

Letters to the Editor for August 4, 2014 weekly magazine:

Ore: Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl shouldn't be returned to active duty. He has paid his dues.

Frank: Freedom of speech protects all speech, not just the speech we agree with.

Letters to the Editor for July 28, 2014 weekly magazine:

Willis: There is nothing like the feeling of receiving a hand written letter

Lozer: Santa Barbara shoots showed problems of society's oversexualiztion 

Gibel: Good parenting skills can be taught

Letters to the Editor for July 21, 2014 weekly magazine:

Gann: Actions taken by Israel in rounding up people suspected of complicity in the kidnapping were entirely legitimate. 

Horacek: High levels of student loans amongst recent graduates mean they won't be able to save for their future children's college

Letters to the Editor for July 7, 2014 weekly magazine:

BYRD: Since the primary goal of college is education, it's time to start paying NCAA football coaches less than the faculty.

EMERSON: Grammar changes that make punctuation and spelling easier should be welcomed and encouraged.

Letters to the Editor for the June 16, 2014 weekly magazine: 

CUTLER: The main opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline is that any production of hydrocarbon fuel is foolhardy in the face of imminent disaster from climate disruption, regardless of how that fuel is shipped.

ANDERSON: Proper use of the semicolon plagued translators of the King James Bible just as it does students of today. Its place in modern is now threatened by another mark of punctuation – the em dash.

Letters to the Editor for the June 9, 2014 weekly magazine:

With the benefit of hindsight, I’m grateful that none of my community college credits transferred to the four-year college I was enrolling at. There's another side to the story.

Sally Kohn’s What I learned as a liberal talking head on Fox News' makes clear the practical wisdom on why every individual and nation should make an effort to love their so-called enemies.

Letters to the Editor for the June 2, 2014 weekly magazine:

President Obama’s past and contemplated use of executive power to waive deportations makes clear to me that he has violated his oath to uphold the Constitution.

After reading Ruth Walker’s May 5 Verbal Energy column, 'Big ideas in small talk,' I had a chance to practice what I had learned on conversation starters.

Letters to the Editor for the May 26, 2014 weekly magazine:

I don’t doubt that the people at Fox News all are beautiful human beings. I just don’t care for the way they seem to slant the truth to push an agenda or be controversial.

I don’t think the differences in people’s political views should be characterized as Republican versus Democrat. I see the difference as being constitutionalists versus anarchists. 

Letters to the Editor for the May 19, 2014 weekly magazine:

I suggest Oct. 23, 1950 as the day South Korea and Japan can jointly commemorate as equals. On that day, a South Korean warship, overhauled by Japanese shipbuilders, was commissioned.

The 'big-ticket questions, such as Palestinian sovereignty, claims to Jerusalem, and the "right of return" ' are very relevant to the day-to-day lives of Palestinians.

Letters to the Editor for the May 12, 2014 weekly magazine:

Some studies have shown that electronic cigarettes deliver 'little if any' nicotine to the bloodstream and that nicotine, absent tobacco, is a relatively weak drug, similar to caffeine.

With e-cigarettes, high-profile cigarette use is back on TV. What does that say about their acceptability, especially when the world is still debating whether they are safe?