Letters to the Editor
Allie Shinn
In response to Clifton Adcock’s article, “Information or Islamophobia?” (May 4, Oklahoma Gazette), I think it’s safe to put Michael Hoehn in the Islamophobe category.

Letters to the Editor
Paul Wellman
Regarding the Gazette’s “Green Issue” on April 20, I appreciated the articles highlighting environmental news in this edition.

Letters to the Editor
Adrian James
I recently read an article about new State Superintendent Janet Barresi’s 3R Agenda. She held the press conference in a state-of-the-art aeronautics building illustrating this company as being the type of business our high school students could find employment with when they graduated.

Letters to the Editor
Tom Kovach
Being an elected official, I have a responsibility to represent all my constituents, and to be mindful of how I speak affects them.

Letters to the Editor
Karen Webb
Re: a letter to the editor of The Oklahoman:

Letters to the Editor
Niki Bauer
On March 4, my beautiful, 21-year-old daughter, Cheryl Bauer, was in a devastating workplace accident.

Letters to the Editor
J. Clay Burtrum
As an Oklahoma rancher and one of those caring for Oklahoma’s 5.45 million cows, I was troubled to see Oklahoma Gazette provide a confusing synopsis of methane emissions as it relates to the cattle industry and greenhouse gas emissions (“A toot point,” April 20).

Letters to the Editor
Steven Goldman
Insightful legislative reporting by Clifton Adcock (“Triple R,” April 13, Gazette) led to reading Senate Bill 969, which should be titled “Public tax credits for private school grants.”

Letters to the Editor
Andy Hutchison
In defense of my ability as a cattle producer to provide for your family, I must comment on Rod Lott’s charticle “A toot point” (April 20, Oklahoma Gazette).

Letters to the Editor
Merle D. Wright
I read with interest the Commentary by the Rev. Steve Kern on “Scrutinizing science.”

Letters to the Editor
Mack Paul
In his Commentary (“Scrutinizing science”), Steve Kern tells us that real education should be about teaching kids to think. If we are to do this, it is important that we teach them the distinction between a scientific theory and a hunch. An idea becomes a theory only after it has been subjected to rigorous testing and peer review.

Letters to the Editor
Hannah Harder
Environmental Protection Agency cuts make me ecstatic! The newest budget cuts slash 16 percent of the EPA operating budget, a greater percentage cut than any other agency. As a biologist, environmental scientist and educator, I hope we get to the full 29 percent proposed.

Letters to the Editor
David Grow
Steve Kern (Commentary, “Counterpoint: Scrutinizing science,” April 13, Gazette) could not have provided a better example of why “teach the controversy” and “valid” criticisms of evolution have no legitimate place in science classrooms.

Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
I appreciated the tenor of Andy Sand’s response (Letters, “Free thoughts with the Kern clan,” April 20, Gazette) to my April 13 “Counterpoint” Commentary, but he totally missed the point.

Letters to the Editor
Ron Ferrell
Regarding Sen. Jim Inhofe’s Commentary (“Counterpoint: ‘Clean, reliable and affordable’ power”) in the April 20 Oklahoma Gazette: