Letters to the Editor

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Watch out for the misinterpretation of statistics

J. Karl Miller's recent column skewed statistics and muddled important details of the effects of increasing minimum wage.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bourn Avenue deserves public road closure hearing

Councilman Daryl Dudley side-stepped a public road closure hearing even though the issues and many of the neighbors' feelings are well-documented.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't blame smokers for revenue shortfall

Politicians are passing the blame to smokers while ignoring the problem of Missouri's revenue shortfall and the country's financial collapse.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ron Paul is best option for peace

Ron Paul, the only peace candidate in the upcoming election, has received more donations from military personnel than any other presidential candidate.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Pentagon should have to cut its spending, too

The Pentagon budget has grown far too quickly over the past 10 years. Everyone else is cutting back, so the Pentagon should have to as well.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Barbara Hoppe quick to respond to neighborhood's needs

Barbara Hoppe, Sixth Ward councilwoman, helped draw attention to road problems in Timberhill Road neighborhood.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ron Paul's service record distinguishes him from others

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Do what you can to help displaced mobile home park residents

Like the Salvation Army bells, this is an urgent call to individuals, non-governmental agencies and philanthropists to reach out to these residents by any means they can.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: First Night should be available to everyone

Families with limited incomes are left out of almost all programs because they cannot afford to buy the attendance “buttons.”

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Critical air quality safeguard bogged down in Congress

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standard will improve health across the nation, according to the director of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A gift to the Red Cross goes a long way

People can visit the organization's website and browse through its online holiday giving catalog, selecting from more than 20 symbolic gifts to purchase for, or in honor of, a loved one during the holiday season.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Affordable housing isn't easy to come by

Columbia will be losing an affordable housing option once Columbia Regency mobile home park is torn down. And most mobile home parks in the area don't accommodate everyone.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Occupy protests violate rules of civil disobedience

According to Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy, the Occupy Wall Street movement violates some ground rules that must be obeyed to justify civil disobedience.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't take revolution lightly

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Let's join together to support diversity of family bonds

The faith community needs to push outside its normal comfort zone and reaffirm that support for families applies to everyone.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Pinkel is part of the 1 percent problem

Did Gary Pinkel's position as an affluent football coach at a major college program help get him out of additional legal trouble?

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Aspen Heights only potential buyer speaking up for Regency residents

Aspen Heights was strongly against residents being forced out of the mobile home park under such short notice, and it has worked closely with the residents to ensure they are able to have a smooth move-out process. 

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Greatest dangers to our country are at home

High discontentment and low citizen participation could lead to a revolution of our political system if nothing is done.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't pay student athletes; give them a good education

Student-athletes are students first, and they came to college to receive and education. They shouldn't be paid, but if some people want to provide financial support, universities could use that money to provide benefits for all student-athletes.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Occupy movement has been long in the making

The people that started the Occupy movement did not do it just to be seen or recognized, but instead to provoke leaders to take some kind of action.

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