In response to Jonathan Deesing's article ("Uneducated opinions on therapy hurt gays," Sept. 28) I would like to point out that homosexuality was classified as a disorder up until 1974 in the APA's Diagnostics and Statistical Manual

Robert Paul's letter to the editor ("Health care article ignorant," Sept. 22) is a great example of one of the biggest problems in the health care debates. Name-calling and alarmist threats are the focus instead of facts. Calling Whitney Fitts an "ignoramus" and threatening that "people like you" are going to destroy our Constitution is a response that I'd expect from a child, not an adult. Grow up and argue the facts!

In response to Whitney Fitts' "well thought-out" article regarding the health care debate ("Health care debate plagued by skewed words," Sep. 21),

Our 7-month-old son, Thomas, is a huge Utah football fan. He loved the Utes before he even came into this world.

Research has led me to the knowledge lately that plenty of plants, beautiful wild flowers, that grow naturally without the need of additional water, chemical fertilizers, poison, the burning of gas or much work at all are edible and nutritious

After seeing ASUU's budget, I question the wisdom of holding events such as Rock the U.

In response to Jonathan Deesing's column, ("Conservative Day sets good example," Sept. 16), I felt the urge to expose the reality of the day's events.

On Sept. 2, I was mowed down by a young man on a bicycle. People who witnessed the accident estimate the bike was going about 25 mph when it plowed into me from behind. I never saw it coming, and I had no chance to get out of the way.

Editor:I appreciated Jonathan (Deesing)'s insights in his opinion piece about Gov. Huntsman ("Huntsman a model for open-mindedness" Sept. 2). I have had similar feelings over the past couple of years,...

Editor:This is in reference to Liz Carlston's column ("Online textbooks hurt students in the end," Sept. 3). The author failed to address all aspects of one of the most important issues to the students....