Letters to the Editor Ramped UpYour Rogue for the Portland Bureau of Transportation regarding curb ramps [April 28, 2010] is somewhat disingenuous. You state that only 4 percent of Portland’s corners have “thos ...   More

Letters to the Editor Readers Speak On… “Dirty Mittens Wants To Be Your Vip”[Or, Productive Commentary: Ur Doin’ It Right]“With all due respect, I don’t think this is cool AT ALL. While ...   More

Letters to the Editor Wweek.com Readers Speak On: “The Economist’s take on Portland”“I left this so-called creative class of a city three years ago. There is absolutely no diversity there. The white ...   More

Letters to the Editor Wweek.Com Readers Speak On…“Police Protesters Demand Reform In Portland,” April 10“…For all their passion, why hide your identity? Perhaps it’s because while thes ...   More

Letters to the Editor The Monkey Business Of Science“This Monkey Died for You” [WW, March 31, 2010] was an excellent article and interview, clearly showing how deep the denial is among these scientists and thos ...   More

Letters to the Editor Shooting To Kill[Re: “Not Again,” WW, March 24, 2010:] Police are not trained to shoot to disarm or shoot to disable. They are trained to shoot for center of mass, the torso, the largest p ...   More

Letters to the Editor How About Merit Pay For Bankers?[Re: “Extra Credit” WW, March 17, 2010:] I was appalled to read Beth Slovic’s cover article calling for more accountability for PPS teachers and attac ...   More

Letters to the Editor Measures 46 And 47: Not Rocket Science[Re: “Murmurs,” WW, March 10, 2010:] You write that Jesse Cornett tried to justify his lucratively paid opposition to the statewide campaign finance r ...   More

Letters to the Editor Throw Back The Red HerringsWhat a piece of subtle brainwashing is WW’s “...It Came From the Gorge” [March 3, 2010]. I expect this from the corporate mainstream media, not an indie ne ...   More

Letters to the Editor Why Not Work With What We Already Have?[Re: “Power to the Pedal,” WW, Feb. 17, 2010:] Excuse me if I’m not waving my “Build It” sign just yet. I believe that ultimately ...   More