Just read your article regarding the solar system in Lesotho.
I greatly enjoyed your article regarding the noise pollution coming from the Bitter End.
Some of the most shocking facets of the article regarding the cosmetic-surgery-related death of Kathleen Cregan exist between the lines.
Your April 22 front-page article regarding the rising numbers of students from higher-income families at American colleges and universities misses a very basic point.
Your article regarding the proposal by the Town of Carmel to build ball fields on some of the most environmentally sensitive land in Putnam County was most welcome.
Dear John I take a statin drug to reduce my cholesterol level and was interested to read your article regarding the ability of these drugs to reduce levels of coenzyme Q10 in the body and cause fatigue.
After answering these questions, each student should write a comparison essay exploring the privacy issues as described in the article regarding the Kobe Bryant case and those that arose in the researched case.
I was disappointed that your article regarding the proposals for Nunley's Carousel ("Around in Circles," May 1) made no mention of Northrop Grumman's carousel, which was awarded to the Village of Greenport in 1995.
Having been a visitor to the town of Thornwood recently (and several times before), I found the article regarding the problem of blaring fire sirens in Westchester (and apparently elsewhere) quite interesting ["Fight Over Fire Siren in Thornwood," Sept. 3].
At first glance, most readers might find it difficult to relate to your article regarding the 1.5 million heroin addicts in Pakistan (front page, April 19), other than with a detached sense of horror.
The headline on an article regarding the permit granted to us for a clinic in Massapequa ["Planned Parenthood Gets Limited Permit," Feb. 6] implied that Planned Parenthood of Nassau County had agreed to restrict its activities at the health center.
