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Welcome back, cursive! The ‘art form’ is now back in the classroom
With all the divisions in this country, it’s amazing that the ability to round out your letters has become controversial, writes Laurel Vermilyea Cortes.
Letters: More of these positive stories about inspiring Colorado women, please
Thank you for including the wonderful write-ups of two amazing women in your Sunday edition. It was so refreshing to read about Sgt. Monica David-Vickery of the Denver Police Department and Loretta ...
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Auburn University investigates racial slur written in large letters in snow on campus
AUBURN, Ala. (WRBL) — Auburn University is investigating after a racial slur was discovered written in large letters in freshly fallen snow outside a campus dormitory. The incident, which ...
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Letters log Dec. 19-Jan. 2: Weighing what makes it to print
Since it's a new year, I thought I'd answer some recurring questions on how we decide what letters we publish. Our policy is simple: The word limit is 300 words for all letters. We don’t allow ...
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Letters to the Editor: Edison’s remarkably self-serving statements on the Eaton fire’s origin
Charles Cummings, Pasadena The writer is an attorney. To the editor: This large-scale destruction has one small silver lining: The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and Southern California ...
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Letters to the Editor: Jack Smith’s report shows the American electorate’s willful ignorance
To the editor: Those of us paying close attention already knew everything in former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith’s report on President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to overthrow ...