Entries for January 2008

As a farmer, I took great offense to your "50 Ways to Improve Your Life" and "Try to Cut Back on Corn."

"Warm Up to Geothermal" was like a breath of (cheap) fresh air ["50 Ways to Improve Your Life," Dec. 31, 2007-Jan. 7, 2008].

"U.S. Food Safety: The Import Alarm Keeps Sounding" [usnews.com] draws attention to public concerns about the safety of our food supply, particularly as it relates to imported foods.

"Whole organ decellurization" raises the hope of someday eliminating the shortage of human organs for transplant operations ["Biotechnology Builds a New Heart," usnews.com].

Thank you for the cover story "A Return to Tradition" [Dec. 24, 2007].

After reading the first paragraph of "Get Healthier and Happier" [Dec. 24, 2007], I thought it was the first article that expressed a true understanding of depression.

I read with interest the commentary by Rick Atkinson "Same Holiday, Different War" [Dec. 24, 2007].

As I read "At the Mercy of the Market" [Dec. 24, 2007], I tried to have sympathy for the individuals in situations created by others.

In "Too Fat? No More Excuses" [January 14], the American Institute for Cancer Research was misidentified.

Your December 17 article "Like Father, Like Candidate" discussed presidential candidates' ideals and ambitions shaped by their dads.