By Anish Mitra on October 24, 2008
Dear Sir:
First, I’d like to reveal to the reader that Mr. Gould and I are actually good friends; further, Mr. Gould is very sympathetic to The Spectator’s cause, if I can say so myself. However, he is also a true joker. With these sentiments in mind, let me address this rather humorous, yet valid letter [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged October 2008, Parents’ Weekend, Volume VII Number II
By Kristina Kelleher on September 15, 2008
Dear Mr. Radford:
While I appreciate your kind words on our mission, I must take issue with a number of you characterizations and criticisms of my article.First,I believe that you will be sadly mistaken about “the inevitable verdict of history”of the Bush foreign policy. Certainly future generations of Iraqi and Afghan women will enjoy lives of [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged September 2008, Volume VII Number I
By The Brown Spectator on September 15, 2008
The Foundation for Intellectual Diversity Responds—
Dear Mr. Chaiken:
However laudable Brown University’s ostensible commitment to the ideal of a liberal education through free and open inquiry may be,its actual adherence to this mission remains a fan-tasy, a far-off Nirvana which is undercut every step of the way by overbearing ideologies and the faddish prerogatives of various [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged September 2008, Volume VII Number I
By Anish Mitra on May 8, 2008
Madam:
I really do not know where to start. I guess I should begin by saying, kids, never under-estimate the power of propaganda. Effective Venezuelan propaganda is stronger than Colombian cocaine, as we can see from Ms. McFadden’s atrociously mislead opinions.
The first point I would like to address is about Venezuela’s “honest” national elections. While the [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged May 2008, Volume VI Number VII
By Anish Mitra on April 17, 2008
I greatly appreciate your comments, Mr. Barbata; however, I am disappointed that you ultimately refused to take a stance. While your commentary was very insightful, and your personal anecdote about becoming a Navy SEAL added much credibility to your opinions, I still fail to see “the salient point.” It seems to me that you’re using [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged April 2008, Volume VI Number VI
By Peter Catsimpiris on February 20, 2008
Dear Mr. Rosenbaum:
I’d like to thank you for offering feedback to my article and to apologize for those aspects of it that seemed “offensive “; I assure you I never intended to offend anyone, but merely to provide a robust apology of the Christian worldview in an academic context.
I’ll move now to respond to a [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged February 2008, Volume VI Number IV
By Joshua Unseth on December 6, 2007
FemSex and MSex, please accept my deepest, most sincere apology.You’re right. I was ill-informed, and I didn’t mean to spread my ill-information like a plague. How could I have been so ignorant as to not assume that those things done in FemSex (discussions of dildos, vibrators, strap-ons, and other various as-sistors of deviancy) are also [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged December 2007, Volume VI Number III
By Drew Edwards on September 9, 2007
Mr. Stern, for all of his admirable bravado, apparently fails to read my original article. Mr. Stern is free, as he does, to contest the arguments in Swindle. This, however, entirely misses my point. My thesis, as I made clear many times throughout my article, is that arguments that global warming is caused by CO2 [...]
Posted in Response | Tagged September 2007, Volume VI Number I
