Entries for February 2008

"Stitching Together a New Life" [February 11] was an article I found inspiring.

Regarding "Anxious America" [February 11]: "San Jose, Calif., . . . tech workers are nervous" succinctly examined the tribulations that some American tech workers face in Silicon Valley. However, that is not an excuse to deny foreign skilled workers entry to America.

Although it is true that patience is often rewarded when claiming Social Security, mathematics alone could make waiting costly ["Playing the Waiting Game," February 11].

In "A Court of Compassion" [February 18], the name of Judge John Zottola was spelled incorrectly.

A subscriber for many years, I heartily congratulate you and your staff for bringing us "Great Moments in Campaign History" [January 28-February 4].

Thank you for your article on the Chipotle franchises ["Chipotle's Secret Salsa," January 21].

"For Haifa Street, a Welcome Calm" sounds similar to articles in the press in the Spring of 2005.

For too long, the medical profession has looked down on alternative medicine ["Embracing Alternative Care," January 21].

It is refreshing to see the changes and updates to school buses to promote online connectivity for kids with long commutes ["This Bus Is Plugged In," January 21].

I read "D.C. ABCs: The 'S' Word Follows the 'R' Word," [January 21] which says the President will shortly offer a proposal to stimulate the economy to head off recession.