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- Letters to the editor: Regional Edition
What's more sad and appalling than Rancho Bernardo High students hacking into the school system to steal tests and alter scores is columnist Logan Jenkins' attitude toward it (“Depravity? Cheating case isn't even close,” May 4).
- Local Letters: North Edition
Here we go again, Wal-Mart bashing without any facts. In the May 4 Community Letters, Chris Cruse states that there are 40 Wal-Marts within 100 miles of Springfield, Mo. What he fails to say is that there are more than 150 towns and cities within that 100 miles. There are six Wal-Marts in the whole Springfield area.
- Local Letters: East Edition
Regarding “Madrid case investigation shrouded in secrecy” (East County Editorial, May 3):
How sad! Two well-meaning, but naive, officers probably thinking to protect the reputation of the mayor and the city take two drunks home.
- Local Letters: South Edition
In response to Chula Vista Mayor Cheryl Cox regarding “A height limit for Chula Vista?” April 26, I offer these observations.
- U-T EDITORIAL: EAST EDITION
A grand compromise for Grossmont Union
Grossmont Union's new superintendent outlined a plan Thursday night to address the high school district's facilities needs for the next 50 years, a strategy emphasizing compromise, new initiatives and a November bond issue.
- U-T EDITORIAL: SOUTH EDITION
No on E: Measure would halt Chula Vista progress
Forget the hyperbole about church steeples, the ballot language lawsuits or the conflicting claims swirling about Chula Vista's proposed height limit. Proposition E on the June ballot would do two things.
- U-T EDITORIAL: NORTH EDITION
Yes on H: Finish the job at Oceanside Unified
Oceanside Unified School District built two elementary schools five years apart. The schools were exactly the same, with the same contractor and the same construction management firm overseeing work. The first school, Nichols, cost $9.9 million, the second, Foussat, $15 million.
- Q&A: If Medi-Cal reimbursements go down, so must hospital services
On April 17 editorial writers Beth Barber and Don Sevrens sat down with Mike Murphy, CEO of Sharp Healthcare; Dan Gross, executive vice president of Sharp Healthcare; and Steve Escoboza, president and CEO of Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial Counties, to discuss the impact of the looming 10 percent cut in reimbursements to local hospitals for patients on Medi-Cal (called Medicaid in other states).
- DAVID BROOKS THE NEW YORK TIMES
Lessons from Britain's conservatives
For years, American and British politics were in sync. Reagan came in roughly the same time as Thatcher, and Clinton's Third Way approach mirrored Blair's. But the British conservatives never had a Gingrich revolution in the 1990s or the Bush victories thereafter.
- LINDA CHAVEZ
The real meaning of Mother's Day
Remember when Mother's Day was a simple affair? The kids woke Mom up with breakfast in bed – Froot Loops floating on a sea of slightly pink milk – and handmade cards. Everyone was especially nice to one another so Mom could enjoy some “peace and quiet,” commodities in short supply in most mothers' lives.
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