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Letters to the Editor: American Airlines, Richardson police, climber Jim Whittaker, ‘Mallard Fillmore’ Readers dislike American Airlines’ treatment of its flight attendants, question the quota system used by Richardson police, recall a story about Mount Everest climber Jim Whittaker and comment on the ‘Mallard Fillmore’ comic strip. An American Airlines customer assistance representative checks-in a passenger in Terminal A at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, March 24, 2021.(Tom Fox) Idea for American Airlines Re: “AA flight attendants union slams memo — Company’s urgi...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   To the editor: Now that the election, the insurrection, the inauguration and the trial are over, it is time to direct our attention to a truly important matter: The comics page. A couple of years ago, the artist of Non Sequitur, Wiley Miller, made an error of judgement which had people clutching their pearls. He inadvertently left a doodle in a weekend comic inviting people to perform an unsavory act upon the former president. In the spirit of unity, it is time to move on from this indiscretion and bring back Non Sequitur.

Hey everyone.. I've noticed some of the job posting I'm interested in, want you to have BCIN number (for entry or drafting/technologist jobs). I don't know if this is only required in Ontario, but I don't think that came up anywhere during BscArch Undergrad studies. Anyways, I'm just trying to...

I've been clicking through many many websites about green roof systems, but haven't yet found the crucial piece of information I'm digging for. 1) Does any one know whether or not (or how) you can use a green roof system on a wood roof structure? 2) Any suggestions of good concise websites about...

Vote for Comics We’re planning to make two changes to our daily and Sunday comics, and we need your help. Share Non Sequitur, and we plan to introduce Curtis, a highly regarded strip featuring a predominantly African-American cast. To make room for them, we need to drop two comic strips. But  we’re not going to decide which comics to cut – you are. We get plenty of feedback about comics that you, our readers, want us to cancel, and this time we’re going to hand the decision over to you. Take part in our survey and vote by February 12. One vote per subscriber.