Letters to the Editor
Readers supported the UT System’s intention to offer need-based free tuition; made note of government spending on flawed jets; suggested leaders needn’t be in a hurry; and cheered for Paige Buecker’s likely choice by the Dallas Wings.Rep. Brian Harrison, R-Midlothian, complained on social media that it’s not fair for the University of Texas System to give free tuition to families making under $100,000 a year because not everyone goes to college. He thinks he’s paying for this.
But where a normal person sees massive waste, Lockheed Martin stockholders see dollar signs. Same goes for all sorts of military contractors, including Elon Musk himself. Is he going to cut the multitrillion contracts that made him rich, or the EPA employee who told him to clean up his rocket site?In a speech given in 1886, Lord Randolph Churchill, Winston’s father, is reported to have warned, “Beware of ... an old man in a hurry.
Dallas will be adding a marketable sports star to its city when the Wings draft the University of Connecticut’s Paige Bueckers. It deserves far more attention from the sports media.Bueckers is relatable to many sports fans because she came back from serious injuries. Her hard work at rehab mirrors her consistency of shot percentages on the court.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Letters to the Editor — Three cheers for arts teachers, veterans, ThanksgivingLetters to the Editor
Read more »
Letters to the Editor — The battle continues about school vouchersLetters to the Editor
Read more »
Letters to the Editor — Three cheers to Mariely Lopez, church polling site, library siteLetters to the Editor
Read more »
Letters to the Editor — American ideals, concession speech, vouchers, cricket, CowboysLetters to the Editor
Read more »
Letters to the Editor — Leadership, election reform, Elon MuskLetters to the Editor
Read more »
Hochul's grand plan to 'resist' Trump: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 10, 2024NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s plan for a statewide initiative to combat President-elect Trump’s policy agenda.
Read more »