Re "Deciding What Our Loss Means," by Hans Butzer (Op-Ed, Oct. 10): Regarding a memorial for the World Trade Center victims, let's include more sacred outdoor places.
Re "Deciding on Executive Pay: Lack of Independence Seen" (front page, Dec. 18): Conflicts of interest among boards of directors extend well beyond the compensation committee.
The Swiss government has decided to re-impose immigration quotas on workers from central and eastern European Union (EU) countries.
The meaning behind the work, for me, is about our roles in society; how those roles and identities can be reversed and re-decided and the consequences that come along with that process.
It's vital to re-decide every day to stick to your plan.
Lawton Chiles, who was not running for re-election, decided to leave the funding bill to be signed by the incoming governor, whoever won the election.
After hearing him sing "Make Someone Happy" in "Do Re Mi," I decided that his was the most beautiful voice I'd ever heard on stage.
But the question is, Will it continue to work if the current war drags on or the president, if re-elected, decides to engage in further preventive wars?
And I try to consider what might happen if incumbents who have not yet declared for re-election decide to retire: a Republican retirement in Democratic-leaning Maine would be much more consequential than one in Wyoming.
He re-enrolled and decided to play basketball again, even though he had lost his scholarship.
On Friday, he pledged to get the few re-enactors who decided to camp at Fort Moultrie off that federal site if the government were to shut down.
