Opinion: In Sunday’s Letters to the Editor
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It’s (almost) all anthrax in Sunday’s Letters to the Editor. Two scientists share thoughts on bioterror research, and another writer reminds readers that Bruce Ivins, the alleged anthrax terrorist, was never proven guilty.
Richard Friedman, of Los Angeles, wonders why a story about monkeys heralded the U.S. men’s swimming 400 meter relay historic gold medal win.
The dramatic victory in the 400 meter relay...will be the event that remains etched in our memories. The Times’ front-page coverage? An article comparing the victory dance of the American swimmers to the patterns of chimpanzees! What is it about success in the Olympic games that causes such discomfort to the writers of The Times?
Thoughts on Bush, China and religion and day laborers at The Home Depot, too.
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