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Here's
hoping wiring Fayette doesn't depend on these firms
By CAL BEVERLY
Publisher
A couple of Wednesdays
ago in this space, I asked, "Who's up to wiring Fayette for high-speed,
broadband Internet connectivity?"
Gaffes,
bad press; debates are Bush's hope
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
Got the e-mail list
of Bush-isms.
What's
this going on with the U.N.?
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
While most of
us were painting the last strokes on this summer's canvas over Labor
Day weekend, the leaders of more than 150 nations were gathering to
put the first strokes on a new international canvasglobal governance.
Vowing to ring in the new millennium with a new paradigm, leaders
from all over the world converged in New York to cast a 21st century
landscape for 20th century thinkers.
Service:
It's the forgotten item in mega-stores
By BILLY MURPHY
Laugh
Lines
No wonder people
are turning to the Internet faster than NBC can cancel a Tony Danza
sitcom. Shopping in person has become an awful experience. The problems
of retail and store service (and don't forget the post office) go all
the way to the top.
Letters to
the Editor
Arts
need some help to find a good home
'Michael Boylan's
Sept. 13 column, "All the world's a stage, so where is ours?",
is timely and an accurate commentary on the current state of the arts
in Fayette County.
Don't
forget us in youth ballet; we need help, too
I read [Michael
Boylan's] column with great interest; however, you forgot a very important
group in our community, the dance companies.
Bigots
warned: Teen rights won't be trampled at PTC's Jitterbuggers
Recent reported
actions prompt me to write this editorial to all papers in Coweta and
Fayette County.
Noisy
group ruins Garfunkel concert
I had a chance on
a recent weekend to attend the concert of one of the musical idols of
my youth, Art Garfunkel, at the Frederick Brown Amphitheater.
Oops,
there are more 1812 veterans
I was quite disturbed
to find incorrect information in an article by Carolyn Cary concerning
the May home.
A
first: PTC planners reject rezoning because of school overcrowding
As discussed previously,
a movement called Education First in Fayette (EFF) is beginning to heat
up the debate on making our school system a priority with the county
and the various municipal governments within Fayette County.
Sandy
Creek H.S. needs auditorium
My name is Jennifer
Merrill, and I am in the ninth grade at Sandy Creek High School.
Parents,
do you know what's on TV?
I sat down this
morning to catch up on some e-mail and, desiring the accompaniment of
background noise, casually flipped through the channels, coming to rest
upon one of the varied music television video channels. Long having
suspicions regarding the content of these programs I decided to invest
a few minutes to observe.
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