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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
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Schools of thought
Letters to the Boston editor, March 13, 2009
While the Phoenix is right on wasteful spending related to school busing, it is wrong on residency.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| March 11, 2009
Make no mistake
Letters to the Boston editor, March 6, 2009
Please note that David S. Bernstein's February 27 story "Capuano Cornered?" contains some inaccuracies.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| March 04, 2009
Radically unoriginal
Letters to the Boston editor, February 27, 2009
Greg Cook’s breathless description of “the hottest show in the nation right now” ignores a lot of troubling context in the Fairey phenomenon.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| February 25, 2009
Changing the face of art
Letters to the Boston editor, February 13, 2009
Why are artists getting the shaft?
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| February 11, 2009
Artists and beholders
Letters to the Boston editor, February 6, 2009
I found it rather stupefying that the Phoenix proudly toted an interview with Shepard Fairey on the same front page it used to complain about artists getting the shaft by money-grubbing businesses.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| February 06, 2009
Batter up
January 30, 2009
When I saw your cover about shaking up sports, I thought, "Cool idea." Then, I opened up the paper and saw that your first idea was a salary cap for baseball.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| January 28, 2009
Battle stars
January 23, 2009
Has the Phoenix lost its collective mind?
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| January 21, 2009
On fire
January 16, 2009
It’s rare to read or hear anything in any of the media that’s not in lockstep with the Public Health Commission and the movement it represents.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| February 09, 2009
What in the world?
Letters to the Boston editor, January 9, 2009
Bravo to GlobalPost, the Boston start-up planning to offer international news coverage.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| January 07, 2009
Chuck speaks
Letters to the Boston editor, December 26, 2008
Recently we received a letter from City Councilor Chuck Turner in response to both an article penned by Adam Reilly and a blog post by Chris Faraone.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| December 23, 2008
In the eye of the beholder
Letters to the Boston editor, December 19, 2008
Letters to the Boston editor, December 19, 2008
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| December 17, 2008
An accidentally tragic timeline
Letters to the Boston editor, December 12, 2008
Your “Terror Masala” article, unintentionally of course, is very timely in view of the atrocities in Mumbai.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| December 10, 2008
Building a dialogue
Letters to the Boston editor, December 5, 2008
In the November 21 edition of the Phoenix , reporter David S. Bernstein makes a number of assertions about the Muslim American Society of Boston (MAS Boston) and the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| December 04, 2008
Missed the bus
Letters to the Boston editor, November 21, 2008
Letters to the Boston editor, November 21, 2008
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| November 20, 2008
Forward thinking
Letters to the Boston editor, November 14, 2008
Letters to the Boston editor, November 14, 2008
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| November 12, 2008
Beyond a joke
Letters to the Boston editor, October 31, 2008
Your recent “Chick Schtick” article contained a very interesting and revealing line.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| October 29, 2008
Choosing my religion
Letters to the Boston editor, October 24, 2008
There’s nothing that strikes me as heroic or important about Gregg Housh’s farcical jihad against Scientology.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| October 22, 2008
Stopped, dropped, and rolled
Letters to the Boston editor, October 17, 2008
I’d like to thank and commend Adam Reilly for writing about the journalists arrested covering the Republican convention in St. Paul.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| October 16, 2008
Thugs on parade
Letters to the Boston editor, October 10, 2008
I would like to commend Anne Elizabeth Moore on a fantastic job of reporting from the Republican National Convention in St. Paul.
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| October 08, 2008
Harold Wells made up this headline, too
Letters to the Boston editor, September 26, 2008
Letters to the Boston editor, September 26, 2008
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| September 24, 2008
'Tote Board' is destroying America?
Letters to the Boston editor, September 19, 2008
Steven Stark, I want you to look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself this question: what good does your column do for voters?
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BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS
| September 17, 2008
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