Letters to the Editor Although I live in the central San Joaquin Valley, the information in this article hit home [“Where the Tech Is She?” WW, May 23, 2012]. I believe the old-boys network exists in many other fie   More

Letters to the Editor The Wood Village casino promoters keep coming back, like the clap [“Trying to Beat the Odds,” WW, May 16, 2012]. The water slide and other family attractions are honey traps for future gamblers�   More

Letters to the Editor “Hey, do you want to know your Native American spirit animal?” No, transplant dork, I do not. [“Best New Band,” WW, May 9, 2012.] This is actually the Top Ten Hipster Douche Bands, correct?    More

Letters to the Editor This isn’t an election, this is a coronation [“Novick Unchained,” WW, May 2, 2012]. It’s really unfortunate (and sleazy) that Randy Leonard gave [Steve] Novick advance notice that he was   More

Letters to the Editor So you guys like [Jefferson] Smith, think he has the best ideas, and understands the needs of the city better than anyone, but you are endorsing [Charlie] Hales [for mayor]? [“Election Is Coming   More

Letters to the Editor If this is true, it’s very disturbing [“Sleepless in Abu Dhabi,” WW, April 18, 2012]. But there is no proof at all other than his story, which even WW says it cannot confirm. Can the FBI reall   More

Letters to the Editor If [Charlie Hales] really loved Portland so much, then why didn’t he support it with his tax dollars? [“The Road to Hales,” WW, April 11, 2012.] He could and should have paid taxes on 100 pe   More

Letters to the Editor The article was a good start [“Stop Being Broke,” WW, April 4, 2012], but I wish WW would focus some attention on avoiding debt, especially student-loan debt. Here in Portland, some of the you   More

Letters to the Editor The Superfund cleanup of the Willamette [“What the Muck?,” WW, March 28, 2012] is a critical step to making this river whole—and to protect the terrific investment of dollars upstream to imp   More

Letters to the Editor The article [“Lies My Newspaper Told Me,” WW, March 14, 2012] addressed solar energy in Oregon but left out important aspects of Oregon’s celebrated—and growing—solar success story. Fr   More