I would like to respond to the letters in the Dec. 29, 2010, Gazette from Kevin Connolly (The rest of the story), Jay Wright (Some more, some less) and Thomas Furlong (Government shouldnt create equality), especially regarding their statements about employment and equality. <p style="margin-top:7.5pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom:7.5pt;margin-left: 0in”>I would like to challenge Mr. Connolly to consider the difficulties of […]
Roger Barton
‘Efficient, cost-effective process’ needed for new convention center
Regarding Scott Cooper’s “What the heck is going on with the new convention center?” cover story (Aug. 25, Oklahoma Gazette): I’d like to offer my own personal guess regarding an Oklahoma City convention center, having lived through Urban Renewal, the Pei Plan, the Pelli Plan, various configurations of the perpetually underutilized Myriad Convention Center, the […]
Don’t let me be misunderstood
After reading Mark Mason’s surprising response (Letters, “The ‘Gray’ village,” May 19, 2010, Oklahoma Gazette) to my earlier letter (“‘Gray’ for gay,” May 12, 2010, Gazette), I re-read it to see whether it was reasonably susceptible to the interpretation he gave it, resulting in his accusation that I was guilty of “vile “¦ hate speech.” […]
Gray’ for gay
To Tom Furlong (Letters, “Defining marriage,” April 21, 2010, Gazette) and other similar self-proclaimed “authorities” on law, our Constitution, human rights and where gays fit into all this: Gay couples do not already have the same rights as other couples, even in a legal or civil union, because most jurisdictions don’t recognize those unions, even […]
Thinking about sustainable development’
I’d like to comment on a couple of the features in Oklahoma Gazette’s April 21 “Green Issue.” Thank you, first of all, for so much information on strategies for sustainable living. However, there are a couple of things that I don’t think were sufficiently brought out. First, Andrea Miller’s article on new “green” homes (“Conscious […]
