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Life lines I would like to point out some things about your article covering the Albemarle County Board of Zoning Appeals hearing on the Planned Parenthood building [“Clinic wins on […]
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Ecology 101 Your article “It ain’t easy building green” [November 9, 2004] provides readers with another educational tool to help shift the general thinking toward more ecologically sound building practices. […]
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Road warrior This letter is in reference to Andrew Leahey’s review of the November 5 Monticello Road/Army of Me show at Starr Hill, printed in the November 16 C-VILLE. I […]
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News bulletin You performed a valuable service in printing Project Censored’s Top 10 stories of 2003-2004 in your September 28 issue [“All the news that’s fit to gag”]. Unfortunately, the […]
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Whisky sour UVA Marching Band mom Deborah Buchanan writes an understandably spirited defense of the talents and skills of the peripatetic unit [“The ires of march,” Mailbag, October 12]. But […]
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Stocking Wal-Mart’s issues I applaud the running of Geri Dreiling’s synopsis of Wal-Mart’s current legal woes in your October 12 issue [“Wal-Mart’s everyday low wages”]. However, the unbalanced inclusion of […]
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Terrorism: a poor excuse Your September 28 issue’s lead story “All the news that’s fit to gag,” about media “self-censoring,” is one of the most substantive pieces I have seen […]
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Modern English Info for “Les 8 Gourmands” [“Eat your heart out, September 21]: How the saying came to be on the label of an Aero candy bar at Foods of […]
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According to Planned Your recent article about challenges to Planned Parenthood’s zoning permit provided an opportunity for anti-choice activists to mislead the public [“Zone of contention,” The Week, October 19]. […]