LETTER OF THE DAY - Arming teachers not the solution
The Editor, Sir: Today as I followed my normal routine to read The Gleaner online, I came across the Letter of the Day titled 'Arm teachers for self-defence', written by Nadia Jones. I was ultimately surprised that anyone would encourage such a counterproductive solution...
Blacks and the 'Obama complex'
The Editor, Sir: The ongoing elections in the United States reveals more than just failed policies and new promises.But it reveals an interesting understanding of the thinking of blacks towards the potential and success of other blacks. More than a few of my own people...
How cable zoning came about
The Editor, Sir: My understanding is that there was never any legislation or restriction by the Government or the Broadcasting Commission regarding zoning (two per zone). The restriction on two per zone came about solely by Jamaica Public Service...
A teachers' sit-in is ridiculous!
The Editor, Sir: A sit-in is an action taken by persons to oppose the rules, policies, requirements, etc, given by those in authority over them.It would therefore be correct for employees to organise a sit-in when they oppose the policies made by the heads of their organisation.
Night noise again
The Editor, Sir: I have sent the following letter to Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin, commissioner of police.Dear Commissioner,This is an open letter to bring your attention to the night noise situation experienced in the Industry Village, Cooperage and Mamee...
Reaction to abortion tally
The Editor, Sir: I refer to the article in Friday's Gleaner on Page 2 titled 'I have done 1,000' and wish to make the following comments. None of us is without fault, as clearly demonstrated by Jesus challenging who will throw the first stone with the woman caught in adultery.
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