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Miss Manners highly doubts that the dozen or so letters you write annually is anywhere near the equivalent cost of the computer that you no doubt replace every few years.

Miss Manners highly doubts that the dozen or so letters you write annually is anywhere near the equivalent cost of the computer that you no doubt replace every few years.

Having signed the letter on tenure submitted by Boyd professors Suzanne L. Marchand and R. Eugene Turner, I would only add that, despite his dismissive tone, letter writer Kevin Kelly ...

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When I saw the message, "Immigrants are welcome here" on a sign last weekend, it reminded me of the plaque on the Statue of Liberty (dedicated in 1886) that quotes ...

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I write today as a dedicated working mom and a member of our vibrant community. I understand the importance of securing reliable sources of energy to meet the needs of ...

LETTERS Letter: Incentivize credit card companies to lower swipe fees From Congress to the Senate, Sen. Elissa Slotkin has fought to lower prices and deliver for Michiganians.

In response to the letter, "Cartoon sadly captures where our country is today:" It’s a shame that many in this country continue to blatantly ignore simple facts. A long line ...