Tour De France Captures That Je Ne C’est Quoi
There are two facts in which I used to take comfort. The Tour de France is one of the world’s premier sporting events. And the Los Angeles Times is one of the nation’s premier newspapers, serving the extremely diverse Southland population. But what does this add up to? Daily reports on the Tour that take up as much or less space as the advertisements for tires, hair transplants or local strip clubs. While I thoroughly enjoy your comprehensive local sports coverage, I’ll continue to wait for the day when you live up to your reputation as an international newspaper.
TORSTEN GRAYBILL
South Pasadena
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