Editor:
I was amused by Kathryn Kosmeya-Dodge's recent letter ("Be thankful," Letters to the Editor, Nov. 27). Christians are not "whining." They simply want
Editor:
For years, many more than I want to account for, I have gone Downtown to the Third Street Promenade to photograph the holiday decorations there. They were celebratory, without
Editor: To the Emeritus College student who finds it “dire” that she won’t have her free exercise class for five weeks: Get a grip on yourself, woman, and do your exercises at home (“SMC betrays seniors,” Letters to the Editor, Nov. 30). A happy and grateful Emeritus College student. Shirl Grayson
Dear New Shrink,
I need your advice. I work in a medium-size office and collaborate with a number of staff members to complete regular projects and events. While the majority
Editor:
Dear atheists,
I know most of you are decent, hard-working people who just want to live and let live, but a bunch of you are giving the rest of
My family and I live in lower Manhattan. Hurricane Sandy left us, as it did so many other families and businesses, without power, heat, hot water and refrigeration. Our heartfelt
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Though I'm no religionist, I hate to see the nativity scenes in Palisades Park go. The people who put them up for nearly 60 years were sincerely
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I feel sorry for B. Jones, who recently wrote an angry tirade against God ("Critical thinking," Letters to the Editor, Nov. 20). What a lonely and unhappy
Editor:
Speaking both as an SMC Emeritus instructor as well as an Emeritus student, the letter to the editor complaining about the lack of a winter program at Emeritus misses
