Letters to the Editor
We loved your article [“Cheat Local,” WW, Aug. 17, 2011]. Journalism such as this pins the testicles back on the media; great job.
We too were
casualties of the Groupon locust invasion. My resta
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“The Portlandification of Brooklyn,” WW, Aug. 10, 2011
“The author’s a 24-year-old who wrote about her experiences in Portland as an even younger 20-something, and unfortunately accurately sum
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A Piece of their Mind
This is an important exposé [“The Gun,” WW, Aug. 2, 2011] on the need for better controls. Why
on earth would a seller want to take the chance that his gun is b
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BILL GOES TOO FAR
Let’s get something straight: Internet piracy does not cost the U.S. economy “$58 billion annually” [“Caught Up in the Net,” WW, July 27, 2011]. It has been well documented
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“Bad Neighbor,” July 20, 2011
“A scowling, vengeful, dishonest, narcissistic asshole in bad glasses who can’t pay his mortgage and runs around bullying people? Is this story about Sam Adams?
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“Wi-Fi Woo-Woo,” July 13, 2011
“It would be educational malpractice for a modern middle school NOT to have Wi-Fi.
Mr. Morrison
should send his daughter somewhere that doesn’t have the Intern
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“Block Buster,” July 6, 2011
“[Last Thursday’s] lack of regulation is the bulk of its
charm. Don’t f*** up a perfectly good festival with a bunch of
bureaucratic B.S. and DON’T start cha
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wweek.com Readers Comment On “Bad Teacher,” Ww, June 29, 2011
“It is high time that the OEA and traditional schools take
a look at their system that doesn’t meet the needs [of] students today
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Defending Lew Frederick
I think you are doing your readers, and voters, a
disservice by classifying Lew Frederick’s job as “bad” [“The Good, the
Bad and the Awful,” WW, June 22, 2011].
We
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Thanks for plowing into this [“The Cylvia Files,” WW,
June 15, 2011] and making sense of it for us. I was turned off and
confused by all the lawyerly nitpicking and posturing and didn’t follow
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