Mike Carter

Dave Coyne`s assumptions concerning the Japanese and their role in WWII (Voice, Oct. 31) astonish me. Are we to assume that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor because they had been...

Dorothy C. Peceny (Voice, Oct. 11) decries what she sees as the hypocrisy of the public`s reaction to the Barney Frank scandal. Homosexuality, she notes, has always been with us...

One frequently hears the argument that drug trafficking is an appealing alternative to poverty. Reduce the level of poverty and reduce the appeal. Conversely, reduce the profit and reduce the...

John Camper`s report on the Gallup survey documenting the ignorance of college seniors (Tribune, Oct. 9) was one of the most disturbing I have ever read. This level of ignorance...

Charlie Coy (Voice, Oct. 6) has inverted the argument in the 2d Amendment to ''prove'' that the amendment can be used to enforce gun control. He believes that because the...

George J. Bernstein (Voice, Sept. 28) illustrates as clearly as anyone the hysterical disregard for accuracy that characterizes so many who oppose U.S. policy in Nicaragua. Not only does he...

I have been following Dan Quayle`s vice presidential career with a great deal of interest. Whether in the Pacific this spring, Central America this summer, or Asia this fall, the...

The controversy provoked by Sen. Jesse Helms` bill, the National Endowment for the Arts funding and shows like the recent ones by Robert Mapplethorpe and Andres Serrano serves to point...

I am responding to Andy Oakley`s letter (Voice, Aug. 21) in which he contends that those who equate Marxism with contemporary communism are misinformed and in which he suggests that...

The recent encounter between the MV Greenpeace and the U.S. Navy off Cape Canaveral over the attempted launch of a Trident 2 missile leaves me a bit puzzled. What was...