Divert that energy to women's cause
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE HAVE been many discussions, letters etc. concerning the recent developments in England when Beenie Man was banned from performing in a concert planned in that country. This was based on the homosexuals being upset over Beenie...

Finally, some JLP backbone
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM filled with pride to see how much the Jamaica Labour Party is strongly becoming a party of men and women again.

Which Smile Jamaica?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I FEEL compelled to respond to John Roberts' letter of June 30, 2004 ("Dress to Impress, please").

Shame on you, Mr. Golding
THE EDITOR, Sir; I AM saddened to learn of the untimely departure of Edward Seaga as the leader of the Jamaica Labour Party and the way he has been treated by members of the party.

A wicked visa scam
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WRITE to disclose what seems to be a wicked scam. In economic terms, this may seem ludicrous. The embassy involved is representing one of the major industrialised countries of the world. Let me therefore, at the outset, explain that...

Why we returned
THE EDITOR, Sir: MOST OF us fortunate enough to have benefited from scholarship opportunities to study in developed economies such as Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States within the past decade, were invariably bonded to return and work in...

Disgusted with RGD, Postal Service
THE EDITOR, Sir: IT IS out of disgust that I write this letter regarding the poor service offered by the Registrar General's Department and the Jamaica Postal Service.

Patois and educational achievement
THE EDITOR, Sir: DOREEN MCLEOD-Bramwell's letter appearing in the June 29th edition of The Gleaner regarding patois and educational achievement provided for some interesting insights into people's attitude towards our native language.

Gay activists going too far
THE EDITOR, Sir: THESE GAY rights activists in the United Kingdom are taking things too far by preventing the Jamaican DJs from performing there. Whatever happened to freedom of thought and expression? If someone believes that something is immoral he...

In response to Valerie Walters
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WRITE in response to a letter published on June 29, 2004 in your publication from Valerie Walters of Annotto Bay.

Give teachers preferential treatment
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN LIGHT of the fact that tertiary education funding is no more, then no pressure should be placed on the graduates of tertiary institutions to give anything back except to those who have helped them along the rough and winding road.

Devil taking over Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Sir: I LIVE in Port Charlotte, Florida, and I keep up with my Jamaican news on the Internet.