Letters to the Editor What’s wrong with Improvement? I am shocked that the three letters printed in response to the idea of closing down a part of Southwest Ankeny Street—“Douchebags not allowed” [Inbox, March 30   More

Letters to the Editor The kids, not teachers, are F’d I am an elementary-school teacher and I work in a high-poverty school. I’m dismayed at the national tone toward teachers unions and teachers in general. I don’t   More

Letters to the Editor  Wweek.com readers comment on “Asleep at the wheel,” WW, March 16, 2011 “So, was a citation issued? Careless driving, reckless driving? He was the only one driving. He should have received    More

Letters to the Editor A little perspective Before we demand Rep. David Wu fall on his sword [“Strange Wu,” Feb. 23; “Wu’s World,” March 2], perhaps we should compare and contrast him with Sen. Rand Paul? Rep. W   More

Letters to the Editor It’s not about the band Hi, about your Rogue of the Week, the USPTO [U.S. Patent and Trademark Office]”: I just wanted to point out to you the irony of a bunch of perpetually offended leftists�   More

Letters to the Editor wweek.com readers comment on “Strange Wu”, WW Feb 23,2011 “Why would Democrats exert pressure on Wu to resign? Is WW insinuating that Wu had an affair like [Chris] Lee did? Ugh. Does WW ever d   More

Letters to the Editor Post-script Your recent cover photo and headline on Sam Adams [“Sum of Sam,” WW, Feb. 16, 2011] made me wonder if I was reading WW or The National Enquirer. While the substance of the article was   More

Letters to the Editor “I have mixed feelings about the choice of whether to name or not name a victim of prolonged sexual abuse. I read both the Oregonian article and the WW article. When I read the piece in the Oregonia   More

Letters to the Editor “The leaf fee and associated removal service makes sense in some neighborhoods and not in others. My own (SE 22nd and Pine) is a good example of where it doesn’t work. This neighborhood is popula   More