Entries for October 2007

Many thanks for the informative coverage, "Finding the Best Car for You" [October 15].

Fouad Ajami regards any lull in Iraq as an American success, ignoring problems like ethnic cleansing of millions of Iraqis and their flight to Jordan and Syria ["A Decent Outcome for Iraq," October 15].

I was disappointed that your series on marriage and finances seemed to encourage separate accounts while making no mention of a household budget as a way to manage family income ["Accountability: His and Hers," October 8].

"Are Your Drugs Safe?" [October 15] hopefully will spark national debate on this important topic.

I took offense to Mortimer B. Zuckerman's "Family-Unfriendly Policies" [October 15].

Hillary Clinton on the U.S. News cover followed by a seven-page dissertation of her hard knocks and lessons learned was fascinating ["A Learning Experience," October 8].

In "At the Crossroads of History: America's Best Black Colleges" [October 8], the importance of the historically black colleges and universities in the early production of black scientists was overlooked.

"Drugs That Go Untaken" [October 8] was most informative and brought back painful memories because I was not properly taking my medications.

With two daughters approaching their high school years, I was uneasy about what I thought was the sympathtic tone toward some of the situation in which parents found themselves in "A Host of Trouble" [October 8].

"Sputnik: A Mixed Legacy" [October 8] implies that scientists can't decide when and if to go back to space.