Domenick Morda Sarasota, Fla., Dec. 23, 2010 To the Editor: Your editorial about the Senate's accomplishments reflects, beyond anything else, Barack Obama's courage.
Your restrained response to the molecular genetic synthesis of the polio virus in "Synthetic Bioterror" (editorial, July 18) puts this research accomplishment in proper perspective.
Here are just a few of the consumer bureau's accomplishments: Generally speaking, the Times editorial board has felt that the bureau's rules don't go far enough, but at least it's moving in the right direction.
While writing my last editorial for Diabetes Care fills me with a sense of accomplishment, more importantly I cannot help but feel grateful for the opportunity and the honor of being associated with the journal at a time of its tremendous growth and success.
Reinventors: Bloggers who, rather than resting on their well-deserved laurels for past accomplishments, have continued to innovate and reinvent their editorial presences on the web.
The journalists were calling for the removal of a provincial propaganda chief who had rewritten a New Year's editorial, contorting an anguished review of social troubles into a paean to the accomplishments of the Communist Party.
His accomplishments and prominence were such that he became Chief of the Editorial Staff of Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, then President of the American Medical Association in 1911.
American policymakers "are facing the unthinkable prospect of shutting down the government as they squabble over the inconsequential accomplishment of a 10-week funding extension", Mexico's The News wrote in an editorial.
Your "queasy feeling of slippage and lack of focus" ("Rebuilding Downtown," editorial, April 3), about efforts to revitalize portions of Lower Manhattan affected by terrorist attacks, should dissipate when considering the following accomplishments and prospects.
