June 06, 2009
Correspondent of the Day: What in Blue Blazes Is Twittering, Exactly?
Being a generally optimistic sort, I rise from the comfort of my bed each morning still believing that the world has not reached an optimum level of stupidity—and...
Letters to the Editor: Shockoe Ballpark Site Is Racially Insensitive
Shockoe Ballpark Site Is Racially Insensitive Editor, Times-Dispatch: Thank you for the interesting article and accompanying schematic (in color) that...
June 05, 2009
CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY
U.S. Isn’t Getting Health Care It Pays For Editor, Times-Dispatch: The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the United States spends 15.3...
Letters to the editor
Environment, Economy Necessitate Nuclear Editor, Times-Dispatch: The opposing Commentary section viewpoints between David Christian of Dominion and Louis...
June 04, 2009
Letters To The Editor
Honest Culture Should Prevail in Modern World Editor, Times-Dispatch: Victor Davis Hanson, in his Op/Ed column “Has America Become Premodern Again?“...
CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY
Here’s How to Route A Monorail Train Editor, Times-Dispatch: Because of pickup trucks, deer, and boxcars, high-speed rail should not use the present...
June 03, 2009
Letters to the editor for June 3
The Choice Should Be What Type of Prevention Editor, Times-Dispatch: In a recent Op/Ed column, “Every Woman Should Have Reproductive Rights,“...
Correspondent of the Day, June 3
Actually, British System Works Quite Well Editor, Times-Dispatch: I am tired of the United Kingdom’s National Health Service being used as a political...
Letters, cont’d, for June 3
We’ve Seen This Pitch Before Editor, Times-Dispatch: We’ve heard it all before, the rosy economic projections emanating from multiple grandiose...
June 02, 2009
Letters To The Editor
County Supervisor Needs To Fix Sandston’s Ills Editor, Times-Dispatch: I have been a resident of Virginia my entire 15 years of living. I’ve...
CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY
To Win Drug War, Just Buy the Stuff Editor, Times-Dispatch: A recent news item states that the U.S. seized 16.5 tons of opium in Afghanistan. The same...
June 01, 2009
Letters To The Editor
Is the UAW Running The USA? Editor, Times-Dispatch: On May 19, the president summoned automobile executives from around the world to come to Washington...
CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY
State Laws Caused Auto Dealer Situation Editor, Times-Dispatch: In his recent Commentary column, “Dealer Plan Will Kill Jobs,“ Donald Hall...
May 31, 2009
CORRESPONDENT OF TH E DAY
I drove a Pinto through most of college and law school—back in the days of “odds and evens,“ when we baby boomers could not afford thirsty...
Letters To The Editor
I read with great interest the news story, “You Can Save Money or You Can Save the Planet,“ as my home is a few miles from the proposed Cyprus...
May 30, 2009
Letters to the editor
Christianity Needs No Defending Editor, Times-Dispatch: Regarding Leonard Pitts’ recent column on Christianity: Christianity doesn’t need defending....
Correspondent of the Day
I was overwhelmed with sadness after reading Lindsey Oliver’s Op/Ed column, “Every Woman Should Have Reproductive Choices.“ One of her...
Letters To The Editor (cont’d)
Some Just Want Abortion to Go Away Editor, Times-Dispatch: I have heard that President Barack Obama is looking for a meeting of the minds on abortion and...
May 29, 2009
Letters To The Editor
Cassandra Was Right, But No One Cared Editor, Times-Dispatch: In Greek myth, Cassandra was given the given the gift of prophecy, but when she spurned Apollo’s...
Correspondent of the Day
Work Takes Torque, Not Gas-Guzzling Editor, Times-Dispatch: In your May 20 story about President Barack Obama’s plan to increase fuel efficiency...
May 28, 2009
Correspondent of the Day
Penitence, Forgiveness Should Govern Vick Now Editor, Times-Dispatch: When I read that Michael Vick was returning to Virginia to complete his sentence,...
Letters To The Editor
Community Colleges Merit Coverage, Too Editor, Times-Dispatch: A recent Metro section front had a great article and photo of the VCU graduation. Inside,...
May 27, 2009
Corresponent of the Day
The article on the proposed Surry coal plant, “You Can Save Money or You Can Save the Planet,“ disappointed me with its one-sidedness. As a...
Letters To The Editor
Correspondent of the Day Chris Weigard’s letter, “Climate Changes Need More Than a Band-Aid,“ illustrates an important fact: When it...
May 26, 2009
Correspondent of the Day
Editor, Times-Dispatch: Since Sen. Arlen Specter switched sides to keep his seat, he has essentially expectorated on the Republican Party. He should now...
Letters To The Editor
Editor, Times-Dispatch: I appreciate the news story, “You Can Save Money or You Can Save the Planet,“ about the Surry coal power plant as an...
May 25, 2009
Letters to the Editor: Memorial Day Summons Memories and Dreams
Editor, Times-Dispatch: For us old-time vets, Memorial Day means memories of WWII. It truly was a war of the world. Europe and the Pacific come to mind....
Correspondent of the Day
Editor, Times-Dispatch: Whenever one changes a process, a government, or one’s clothes, there are two possible outcomes: Things could get better,...
May 24, 2009
Letters to the Editor: What Are Ballpark Boosters Smoking?
My first thought after reading the headline, “Help Is Needed, Say Consultants to City,“ was: “My gosh isn’t anyone thinking rationally...
Correspondent of the Day
Editor, Times-Dispatch: The recent article on smoking bans was too balanced when one considers the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke. Although we live...
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