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Truth and Labels
Speaking of the Truth
By Bob Davidson, Canton
The article titled "Still Time to Speak the Truth?" by Gabrielle Bernard, which was printed in the February 14 issue of The Voice, was really food for thought.
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Don't Let Them Brainwash You
By J. Gerard Dupre, Torrington
In response to "Let's Stand United" by Frank Marchion [March 7]: "No sane person likes war. No peace-loving American wants war." Those are your words.
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The Ultimate Human Shield
By Joseph A. Mustich, Washington
While the Pope has already formally denounced the proposed war on Iraq—calling it a defeat for humanity—and has sent his top spokesperson to meet with Saddam Hussein, he now must take a historically unprecedented action of his own and travel to Baghdad.
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President Bush Should Reconsider
By Stanley J. Wosczyna, New Britain
Though President Bush is over-anxious to resolve the Iraqi problem, he should reconsider his motives—especially since Saddam Hussein has not totally ignored the U.S.
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A Moment in Time
By Joe Cadrain, Winsted
On Friday, March 5, I was at the Batcheller School in Winsted to be a judge for an Invention Convention. This third-year project organized by Joel Nelson, a teacher at Batcheller School, is very interesting and informative, plus there are events that remain in our memories for a long time.
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Northwest Chamber's Read Aloud 2003
By Pamela F. Colavecchio
On behalf of the Batcheller School Community, I would like to recognize and thank the eighteen readers who took time from their businesses, community organizations, and individual schedules to personally demonstrate their commitment to being lifelong learners.
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Ringing the School Bell-Curve
By William C. Carlotti, Vermont
Sara Humphrey’s recent article [The Truth About Standardized Tests, February 21] accurately describes some of the consequences of using standardized tests and succinctly states that "their purpose is to rank.
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There Is Always Weather
By Ursula B.G. Kilner, Salisbury
What is the first thing anyone asks, particularly in a long-distance call? You know! What's the weather like?
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A Special Blessing
By Florence Vining Thomen, East Canaan
For days it had been cloudy, stormy, windy, and unpleasant in every way. The wind kept buffeting the house, roaring all night through the valley beyond.
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Thanks for Hosting Alternate High School
By Christine Rodgers, Winsted
As a resident of Winsted, I wish to openly thank Pastor Charles Lanham and the entire Methodist congregation for five months of their warm hospitality.
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