This letter is in reaction to the political cartoon that appeared in the Daily Oct. 31. First, to draw any connection between the "D.C. snipers" and violence in the media is way off base, and trivializes...

Heard the one about U.N. weapons inspectors being expelled from Iraq in 1998? Or how about the International Atomic Energy Agency report claiming the Hussein regime is "six months away from developing...

Some Daily readers expressed outrage towards Sen. Paul Wellstone's memorial service, filling their letters with moral indignation and etiquette lectures. What a clever way to take attention away from what...

Sen. Paul Wellstone's death last month revealed some unsettling aspects of how we think about politics and elections. The first discouraging comments came from Wellstone's campaign treasurer, Rick Kahn....

D By Molly Kentala oes anyone even know what season it is anymore? The sudden onslaught of snow, while a majority of the trees still have leaves, makes it hard to distinguish between early October and...

This letter is in response to Nicholas Kramer's letter to the editor "A story for the anti-war protestors," (Nov. 1). To compare Saddam Hussein to Adolf Hitler, though a very pretty piece of propaganda,...

In her column on U.S. double standards concerning Israel and Iraq, "U.S. promotes double standards" (Oct.28), Sana Ansari made the following points: Iraq violates human rights, and Israel violates human...

I am writing this letter in response to Chris Schafer's opinion piece "Partisan actions at Wellstone's memorial should have been kept out" (Oct. 31). Schafer contends that the memorial should have had...

In my last column I wrote that politics are nothing more than a means to fulfill the human need to connect to a group. I said issues and rants and causes become lost in the poli-babble they represent and...

I went to the "memorial" last Tuesday to pay tribute and mourn the death of a principled and honest man. Unfortunately, Sen. Paul Wellstone's memory was crassly disparaged. Wellstone was praised for respecting...