January 09, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

My father was a quiet, unassuming man who lived a decent, upright life. He volunteered to serve his country during World War II and then came home to share...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

When Warren says that same-sex couples are the moral equivalent of child abusers and incest practitioners, he is not only wildly inaccurate but hurtful...


January 08, 2009

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Morano’s career includes a long stint as Rush Limbaugh’s producer, and he was midwife to one of the nastiest and most biased political attacks...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

Unfortunately, none of these good people attempted to answer the question I asked: If we assume the news media are biased toward liberals, why is that...


January 07, 2009

Letters To The Editor

No caustic ointment is applied to steers’ or calves’ genitals. The flank strap described by Balkan is indeed a factor in the animals’...

Ought Doesn’t Mean Should or Must

It tells us that former Rep. Leslie L. Byrne of Fairfax apparently does not believe in the electoral process. Instead she apparently thinks the ought philosophy...


January 06, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

As students in the Hermitage High School Humanities Center, we commonly debate such topics as this. We have recently stumbled upon an Internet site called...


January 05, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

As students in the Hermitage High School Humanities Center, we commonly debate such topics such as this. We have recently stumbled upon an Internet site...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

A few weeks ago, local artist Glenn A. Crider was honored by having four of his unique, handcrafted nutcrackers depicted on secular-themed holiday stamps....

Letters To The Editor

Agreed—Kennedy lacks anything beyond a celebrated name, but is shamefully more qualified than the man for whom the Democratic Party is fighting with...


January 04, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

What other explanation can there be for stating, “A guy with an MBA from Harvard knows the difference between black ink and red ink”?

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

The recent shoe-throwing incident is an example of disrespect for the office. The person who threw the shoes was showing anger, apparently at the U.S.,...


January 03, 2009

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

You compared pupil-teacher ratios among various school systems to demonstrate lower ratios don’t necessarily mean better achievement. A more fitting...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

A Polish monk, Copernicus, taught Galileo’s theory a century earlier, but he didn’t challenge the commonly mistaken biblical interpretation....

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Raising the tax on scotch is something else the governor should consider. An additional $30 per quart would produce a good deal of revenue.


January 02, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

This Watch Night tradition grew out of gatherings on Dec. 31, 1862, also called Freedom’s Eve. African-Americans gathered awaiting the news of the...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Virginia needs to put its resources toward innovative projects to get trucks off the roads, like a railway along I-81. We need to extend the Norfolk light...


January 01, 2009

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

Sadly, Hall supported his argument with some strange data on Concealed Carry Weapons permit holders in North Carolina over a 10-year period, which don’t...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Though I don’t agree with all of the recommendations, I respect the work that has gone into addressing them.


December 31, 2008

Letters to the Editor

I challenge critics to research Benjamin Franklin’s comments at the Constitutional Convention where he says, “I have lived, Sir, a long time...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

It would be interesting to hear Cullen’s take on the felony statute.The felony statute of today classifies $200 as the threshold for a felony. This...


December 30, 2008

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

Each of us reads, watches, or listens to media content with our own perceptions of reality and whenever we see or hear something that contradicts or even...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Madoff ran his scheme for a couple of decades. The federal scheme has been running since the 1930s and has years to go before total meltdown, which would...


December 29, 2008

Letters to the Editor

The lead article stated that the work at the Center for Research and Technology (CRT) is secretive, implying something mysterious and wrong. While every...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

Students know challenging schools have some easy teachers and weaker schools have some hard teachers and many try to game the system when possible. This...


December 28, 2008

Letters to the Editor

That seems to be getting much closer. A recent Senate Subcommittee on Environment and Public Works report shows that more than 650 real climate scientists...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

Schmitt states that if a car costs $25,000 to manufacture, it should be sold for $30,000 and that would be fair. To whom? Once the car has been manufactured...


December 27, 2008

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Where was the Secret Service? Why was an attacker allowed time to be seen as a threat (hurling the first shoe) and then given more time to repeat the attack...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CONTINUED

Don’t like a decision of our elected board, the vestry? We can simply call a meeting of the congregation and change it. Have a member we think should...

CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY

For more than 25 years, Wargo has been teaching students the art of playing in an orchestra through the public school system But what is really exceptional...

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