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Letters to the Editor: Trying to judge human ability by test scores always will invite debate
‘Having a high score is no grounds for guaranteed admission, and a low score does not always lead to a closed door. So many other factors are at play,’ an L.A. Times reader writes.
Longtime performance artist Denise McCanles has been setting up a “sidewalk therapy” booth for Trump-induced anxiety around Los Angeles for years.
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‘“Zone zero” sounds good on paper, but you had to be there to know that it’s really out of touch with the conditions on the ground, and therefore little more than an academic exercise, writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘Do we really want these people to have any influence on the content and direction of which stories get made and how they are available to us?’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: The filibuster was already in danger, thanks to the current Republican Party
‘Republicans have shown a willingness to use the reconciliation process, which requires only 51 votes, to pass legislation not intended for the reconciliation process, which has strict limitations,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘I was pleased to read about [Bill] Addison’s inevitable (in my opinion) decision to finally step out from behind the cloak of anonymity in his position as the Los Angeles Times restaurant critic,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: Fight over historic L.A. building could be an unfortunate repeat of history
‘What scares me is, in the event of a major earthquake or fire, how will the many hundreds of county employees and private citizens rapidly and safely evacuate the Gas Company Tower?,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
