Letters to Editor

Letters to the Editor

Harbor View Elementary is in jeopardy of losing its computer lab instructor due to budget cuts.

I believe the election of college trustees by the General Assembly is as out of date and flawed as any function our Legislature...

As a 20-year resident of Halsey Street and a graduate of MUSC, I feel sad that MUSC and Roper Hospital have elected to turn...

In the May 10 issue of The Post and Courier, Page B2, County Councilwoman Anna Johnson stated that “disabled riders who...

Susan Pearlstine’s May 11 op-ed caught my eye, and not in a positive way. As a former academic administrator in a state...

I have a suggestion for CARTA.

I would like to respond to the April 15 editorial titled “ Honk if you love lighthouses.”

I read the heartbreaking story, in the May 5 Post and Courier “Lost among us: The Mental Health Crisis,” of...

The May 7 Post and Courier carried two stories about kids’ lives being negatively impacted by schools lacking common...

My grandchildren must anticipate paying off, at probably very increased rates, $19 trillion for largely unneeded loans from...

I read your editorial about Mark Sanford’s election, and I hope you are right about his desire to be as good a congressman...

I would like to respond to the April 29 article “Per-student pre-K spending lowest in decade,” concerning the...

A letter published May 6 contained a factual error. I was born in Washington, D.C., at Walter Reed Hospital, not in New York.

What ever happened to common sense? Seriously? Justice must be tempered with it or else it lacks humanity. Every day...

Recently I drove up to Spartanburg and paid particular attention to the trees. They were beautiful and not one of them jumped in...

Keeping expectations low has always been a trick for winning high praise in the public’s opinion of any event.