responding to the article in 1/27/21 article on "Rethinking Cat (over)Population". What happened to the old fashioned euthanasia of unwanted/feral cats? Pima County spends so much money on unwanted animals. People have taken on so many "rescues" without any consideration to their neighbors. …
Re: the June 25 article "Chief Magnus offers to resign over handling of man's death."
Re: the June 25 article "Chief Magnus offers to resign over handling of man's death."
From my back porch on Bighorn Butte Dr., I had a front row seat for watching the fighting of the Bighorn fire. It was both exciting and terrifying as I watched the dedicated fire personnel perform their dangerous jobs. The helicopters flew so close to the mountain, in order to drop their loa…
What kind of behavior does the U of A foster in its personnel when individuals such as Rich Rodriguez perpetuate the power tsunami that has flooded the university this week. Alleged hideaway books, co-conspirators who support his reign, football players who text their genitalia to his employ…
Re: the Jan. 4 column "With RichRod gone, bring ex-Cats home."
It was a good thing to put him on leave WITH pay?? Well it should help the U of A who is not complicit in his law-breaking. This guy ( I refuse to say his name) s showing his true colors. What a jerk.
The responses from UA Pres Robbins, Athletic Director Heeke, and Coach Sean Miller regarding the FBI investigations are transparent and pathetic. Robbins, new to UA and expected to justify his nearly $1 million annual salary, finally delivered a lame and gutless response. Hiring a batch of "…
Everyone in the sports world is aware of the University of Arizona basketball scandal. However, is featuring the jump for Tim Steller's column on the Wildcats — featuring coach Sean Miller's picture — next to the obituary page someone's idea of "humor"?
Ironically, Sean Miller's total silence tells us all more than we ever wanted to know.
Given the extreme value placed on the performance of the UA basketball program, it is difficult to believe that coach Sean Miller was unaware of the activities of his assistant, Emmanuel Richardson. Perhaps he did not direct this activity but it's difficult to say he was not complicit to som…
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It’s refreshing to see that letters to the editors get seen. However, they seem to be bias. The crossword and Criptoquip puzzles are back to be in print. Someone listened to the readers. It seems like you only listened to the ones you wanted to hear. In a very straightforward sentence “Comic…
Now you've REALLY done it! You've taken out one of the best parts of the paper. First you changed the size of the pages, but I learned to live with that after a while. I was very happy when Mr. Fitsimmons retired. That made the paper better, as the new political cartoons are more balanced. Y…
You really did not listen to complaints sent in. Yes you added more puzzles, but we want original cartoons back..not what you select. You fill in junk on the page, who cares about “chicken, or data on dates or flower growing in Mississippi?” Also on Sunday's cartoons not same.
Since the comics were canceled, I have decided to cancel the paper I've had for over 12 years. We were told to go to the web for the comics. So I decided to go to the web for my news, and comics. Anyone else want to follow my lead?
People – many don’t like the LA times crossword puzzle which replaced the 2 puzzles the Star published daily for years. I’m so grateful the Star heard us and returned 1 of the 2 puzzles that had been eliminated! Now let us lobby to eliminate the LA Times puzzle in favor of returning the 2nd …
I have seen the latest new Updated Sunday Comics Section in the AZ Daily Star, and it looks Pathetic. The following strips have been removed from print ( Crankshaft, Dilbert, Lola, Family Circus, Close to Home, Bizzaro, Grand Avenue, Mutts and Zits ) . And no, I have no interest in looking t…
Well you made a bad paper worse and raised the price again, I prefer to spend my money on quality products. BYE.
It is depressingly symbolic of our times that an intellectually stimulating amusement such as Cryptoquip suddenly vanishes from our paper while, yet another astrology column emerges. I’m sure there are budgetary concerns involved or even market research, but whose brilliant idea was it to sp…
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