When road courtesy becomes a challenge
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON SATURDAY, February 7, 2004, I stopped at the pedestrian crossing close to the gate of St. Joseph's Teachers' College to allow a young lady coming from the College to cross.

Homosexuality not a mental illness
THE EDITOR, Sir: ALL MAJOR American mental health associations have affirmed that homosexuality is not a mental illness.

Buying Jamaican
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE ISSUE of producing and buying local has being a long-standing idea by so-called 'Jamaican socialists'. Our most recent history might suggest that the late Prime Minister Michael Manley was a leading advocate of this campaign.

Landline competition needed
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN CONNECTION with the headline 'AT&T comes to Jamaica' in The Gleaner of February 26, in my opinion what we actually need is some competition for landline service.

Positive impact
THE EDITOR, Sir: ON SEPTEMBER 12, 2003, two youths left Jamaica and headed for Norway. One would think that the reason would be to do further studies.

Models of government
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a Jamaican living in the United States for 25 years and have travelled extensively throughout the Americas. My emphasis will be placed on the political model of Costa Rica and the U.S.

We are all migrant people
THE EDITOR, Sir: THIS IS in response to Jackie Campbell in Florida. You certainly have a lot of gall. You are 'kotching' in another man's country yet you want us to turn back our neighbour when they need help.

Setting precedent
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE PRIME Minister stated that the removal of Haitian President Aristide sets a bad precedent. However, this is my question to him.

Marvin Samuel
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM trying to locate my cousin Marvin Samuel. I have not seen him in about 40 years, we both attended Dunrobin High and Prep. Schools in the late 1960s.