LETTER OF THE DAY - Comparing schools and performances
The Editor, Sir: IN HIS Letter of the Day, R.H.Alexander continues to promote the myth that there is this vast gap among our high schools. He begins by making the excellent point that children who come into the high schools already prepared are ahead of others less prepared.
Political harmony
THE EDITOR, Sir: RECENT POLITICAL events in Spanish Town have increased the hope that has laid dormant in many Jamaicans, where the possibility of a time can come when supporters of both political parties can live together in peace and harmony...
Stop playing blame games
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE HEAR complaints daily how corrupt 'govament' is. However, we fail to remember that it is not the 60 MPs that make up the Government in the true sense of the word. Let us stop playing blame games. How many of us pay to pass defective vehicles...
Repudiating intemperance
THE EDITOR, Sir: YOUR EDITORIAL titled 'Politicians and the press' exceeds all previous levels of journalistic self-righteousness. You are saddened by the reports made of a threat to Cliff Hughes' life and his station. If such a threat took place, it is sad indeed.
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