Letters to the Editor
Orren Dime
Regarding “Occupational goals” (News, “Clifton Adcock,” Oct. 19, Oklahoma Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
Jeff Hamilton
Diversity has always been a factor of significance. That was the message of Jill Carroll as keynote speaker on “The Challenges of Religious Diversity” on Oct. 18 for the annual meeting of the Interfaith Alliance Foundation of Oklahoma.

Letters to the Editor
Dave Butler
Rep. Paul Wesselhöft’s letter of Oct. 5 (“Rep. Paul Wesselhöft questions Islamophobia,” Oklahoma Gazette) was both refreshing for its level of honesty coming from an elected official, and surprising for the arguments chosen to advocate his position.

Letters to the Editor
D.W. Tiffee
B. Ellis (Letters, “Truth and taxes,” Oct. 12) must have the Gazette confused with The Oklahoman when he demands they stop publishing my “slight-of-hand statistical shifting.” Blame billionaire Warren Buffet for noticing that his secretary pays double the effective federal tax rate he does.

Letters to the Editor
Frank Silovsky
Kudos to Elizabeth Warren for the following observation:

Letters to the Editor
Marty Morelli
I would like to comment about the tone of Glen Garcia’s letter “Poverty is the worst form of violence” in the Sept. 21 Gazette:

Letters to the Editor
Allison Rathgeber
I enjoyed the article on fair food that was in Oklahoma Gazette Sept. 21 (Matt Carney, Jenny Coon Peterson, Rod Lott, “Fair play”).

Letters to the Editor
Michael Hopkins
They say people in glass houses should not throw rocks. In his letter “Mistaken environmentalists” (Sept. 14, Gazette), Mickey McVay seems to suggest that those who say that humans might have contributed to climate change are ignorant idiots.

Letters to the Editor
B. Ellis
I recently read D.W. Tiffee’s letter (“Soak the rich,” Sept. 28, Gazette) responding to Mike Brake’s Sept. 14 letter (“Batchelder logic”) on taxing the “rich.”

Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
I have a couple of problems with Frank Riddick’s “Oral argument” (Letters, Oct. 5, Gazette). His response to Greg Horton’s “Walk this way” article (Sept. 21, Gazette) tries its hardest to find contradiction in Randy Potts’ interpretation of Christianity by utilizing mental jujitsu to prove that same interpretation would allow for murder.

Letters to the Editor
Paul Wesselhöft
Sheryl Siddiqui’s Commentary (“The post-9/11 Muslim experience,” Sept. 21, Oklahoma Gazette) is certainly helpful in some respects, but it is disingenuous in others.

Letters to the Editor
Wanda Jo Stapleton
Regarding Clifton Adcock’s News story (“Back to the future,” Sept. 21, Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
Max Weitzenhoffer
I used to perform at the Mummers Theater with Mack Scism before it was built. Mack, the longtime Mummers managing director, had a vision. He worked out of a garage. It was an in-the-round situation in a big garage downtown, and it was a very good operation.

Letters to the Editor
Frank Riddick
Randy Potts’ hermeneutic (Life, Greg Horton, “Walk this way,” Sept. 21, Gazette) would have to admit that murder has no conflict with Christianity.

Letters to the Editor
Norma Illescas
I would like to thank you for all your hard work during the last three years. Even with all the obstacles you faced along the way, you manage to stay focused on what is important to the nation.