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Published Dec. 30, 2008
Applause X 2 Excellent article by Barbara Davenport on Reality Changers and Christopher Yanov’s effort to help young people like those in the story (“Gangbangers to College Students,” Cover Story, December 24). I applaud Mr. Yanov ...
Letters
Published Dec. 23, 2008
Listen To Louie’s Re Louie’s Suds n’ Sun (“Use Me, Then Lose Me,” “City Lights,” December 18). I hope the Reader keeps covering this story. I graduated from SDSU in 2006 and will always fondly ...
Letters
Published Dec. 17, 2008
No More Sobs My wife just brought home the Reader, and I’m looking at your cover story “Go Directly to Jail…and Die” (December 11). I’ve read the first paragraph of the darn thing, and I ...
Letters Published Dec. 10, 2008
Give Us Happy Hours I am writing to make a suggestion. I think most of the restaurants Naomi reviews are too expensive for many of ... More Comments (6)
Letters Published Dec. 3, 2008
The Present Craziness Thanks for the optimistic article “Can We Create New Life?” (Feature Story, November 26). One has to be suspicious of any government ... More Comments (10)
Letters Published Nov. 25, 2008
Comic Error Oh, November 19 is certainly a Black Wednesday! Where are my Red Meat, Shoehorn Technique, Basic Instructions, and the rest of my weekly ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Nov. 19, 2008
We’re Talkin’ Real Money Elizabeth Marro’s article (“Hi, Connie. We’re Ready for You,” Cover Story, November 13) is interesting for me as she earlier worked ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Nov. 12, 2008
Missing Smear As you are aware, you published an article by Don Bauder on October 30, 2008, in volume 37, number 44 of your publication, ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Nov. 5, 2008
No News Feed Don Bauder didn’t contact enough people before writing his diatribe about the “Wolverine” network (“Smear Machine,” “City Lights,” October 30). Had he ... More Comments (12)
Letters Published Oct. 29, 2008
One-Sided Report I live as close to the river as one should, and if and when the 100-year flood hits, it will most likely take ... More Comments (33)
Letters Published Oct. 22, 2008
So Cows Can Lie Down Thank you for your attention to Prop 2 (“Breaking News,” October 16). Prop 2 is a modest initiative that will ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Oct. 15, 2008
Video Flimflam We are appalled to read that the San Diego airport authority put out a $200,000 promotional video on NBC following John McCain’s acceptance ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Oct. 8, 2008
Baby Talk Recently you published a letter (“We’re Cornball Rednecks,” October 2) from a reader bitching and complaining because you dared to print something positive ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Oct. 1, 2008
LETTERS A Puzzle, A Dog, And A Smoke I just wanted to let you know that I enjoyed reading the article entitled “I Never Inhale” ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Sept. 24, 2008
Where Are The Bags? I have spent at least a thousand hours in the ocean and have not seen a plastic shopping bag yet (“Plague ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Sept. 17, 2008
It’s A Puzzle Hey, what’s up with this week’s puzzle (September 11)? You guys printed the answer for this week’s and not last week’s. Although ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Sept. 10, 2008
We’ve Been Warned I’m calling about last week’s cover story (“They Think They’re in Love,” September 4). I think as the community speaker, the Reader ... More Comments (23)
Letters Published Sept. 3, 2008
How Low Can You Go? Just took a gander at this week’s offering. All that I can say is egads! Leading off with an article ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Aug. 27, 2008
Tijuana Equals Death I would like to express my deep concern for the portrayal of Tijuana in two recent reports featured in the Reader: “Greetings ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Aug. 20, 2008
Who Cares? I Don’t There are so many problems with your latest issue that I don’t know where to start. “Remote Control” keeps changing locations. ... More Comments (11)
Letters Published Aug. 13, 2008
No Rosarito Cover-Up I am the U.S. public relations representative for Rosarito Beach, and I would like to express our concerns about this week’s “Greetings ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Aug. 6, 2008
The People’s Park? Re “What’s wrong with Balboa Park?” (Cover Story, July 31). Your author attended the introductory lecture that addressed this subject, read the ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 30, 2008
Peak Misconception Re “Way Too Many People Live Out Here” (Cover Story, July 24). Just a slight correction. In the article on development near the ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 23, 2008
Daughters Are The Best That was a great piece of writing about your father (“Daddy’s Girls,” “Diary of a Diva,” July 3). It touched me ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 16, 2008
Insider Thanks I wanted to tell you what a terrific job Joe Deegan did on the Republican Party (“Troublemakers Unlisted,” “City Lights,” July 10). I ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 9, 2008
Dubai Not Dry The article entitled “Boozing with Shamu” (“Breaking News,” July 3) was extremely poorly written and horribly researched. Dubai, which may be a ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 2, 2008
The Ultimate Dumpster I’m calling about this article about Dumpster divers (“Dumpster Diving for Dinner,” Cover Story, June 26). If you can get ahold of ... More Post a comment
Letters Published June 25, 2008
Library Love Wow, what a great story (“No Shushing in This Library,” Cover Story, June 19)! I’m happy to learn so many young people love ... More Post a comment
Letters Published June 18, 2008
Where Was Mom? I just had a comment about that article about Jadean, the girl that got killed in the car accident (“There’s Been an ... More Post a comment
Letters Published June 11, 2008
Profitable Police I may not agree with everything in Staci Thrasher’s story about her daughter (“There’s Been an Accident,” Cover Story, June 5), but there ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published June 4, 2008
More Than Famous I have a comment on your May 29 issue of the Reader. For the ad on page 4 using the word “stars” ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published May 28, 2008
Sin #4 Re the Madaffer article (“Breaking News,” May 22). It does not surprise me anymore. I worked for the City for 40 years and ... More Post a comment
Letters Published May 21, 2008
Correction In the May 1 cover story, “How UCSD Spent Over $500,000 on a Home Remodel That Never Happened,” the Reader quoted Carmen Lucas as ... More Post a comment
Letters Published May 14, 2008
Blood Boil I’ll be the first to admit that the Reader has published some pretty asinine stories in the past, but the one you not ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published May 7, 2008
Bones Everywhere I was reading your cover story in the May Day issue, all about the big fuss over the UCSD house on the bluffs ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 30, 2008
Many Tanks Kudos to Geoff Bouvier (“No One’s Ever Told Me That I Look Like a Fish,” Cover Story, April 24)! I tried repeatedly to ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 23, 2008
Historic Blight Larry Harmon’s urge to create San Diego’s version of Potemkin villages is okay with me as long as it is voluntary to the ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 16, 2008
Kids With Promise I was at work today reading in bits and pieces your cover story about “families” in San Diego (“If There Are Families,” ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published April 9, 2008
Don’t Freak Re “San Diego’s Secret Missile Testing Sites” (Cover Story, April 3). Enjoyed the story. Thanks. I was thinking about exploring this area, but ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 2, 2008
Three Lost Virtues What an illuminating article about lost arts that may not be completely lost. Thank you, again, Reader. (“Chivalry Is Not Dead,” Cover ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 26, 2008
Welcome Mat This is regarding the article “Great for Everybody” (“City Lights,” March 20). When we elected Cheryl Cox as mayor, we unfortunately invited in ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 19, 2008
Without Malice Where oh where to find Alice? Who cheered folks without malice If you need to prune Poke the ad balloon Not the man ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published March 12, 2008
Bad Government, Bad Press Re “The Rise and Fall of the Copley Press” (Cover Story, February 28), I would have liked more of a discussion ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 5, 2008
LETTERS Just Ten Off Really enjoyed this article (“The Rise and Fall of the Copley Press,” Cover Story, February 28). It was well-researched. One minor ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Feb. 27, 2008
My Disgust I have to let you know of my disgust with the Reader after seeing the cover story “To Live and Die in Oceanside” ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Feb. 20, 2008
Fantastic Artwork Dear Reader, The cover artwork for “Ollie’s Big Bike Ride” (February 7) was fantastic! Very, very well done! Kudos to the artist. I ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Feb. 13, 2008
LETTERS Number One Saw your article on Chris Cantore (Blurt, February 7) and had to laugh. When Clear Channel and I parted ways after nearly ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Feb. 6, 2008
Ron Paul’s Gang I found your article on the Ron Paul lemmings to be very informative (“The Ron Paul Posse,” “City Lights,” January 31). Until ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Jan. 30, 2008
You’re 1,000,001 Jay, Jay, Jay… Lestat’s is in Normal Heights (“Overheard in San Diego,” January 24). The sign is right there! C’mon, man! I’m sure ... More Comments (3)
Letters Published Jan. 23, 2008
It’s Good Good article on soccer moms! Karyl Miller via email Neurotic Moms I came out of Vons and saw the Reader cover story (“Soccer ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Jan. 16, 2008
What About Soccer Dads? Please fire the person who approves your cover titles. In “Soccer Moms Are the Absolute Worst” (January 10), the article discusses ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Jan. 9, 2008
Sorry, Babe A necessary and sufficient characteristic of an a******* is being self-consumed ("Merry Tuesday," "Diary of a Diva," January 3). Barb's entire essay was ... More Comment (1)
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