Reexamining traffic cameras and driver behavior
Readers debate the purpose and impact of speed and red light cameras. They cite studies on rear-end collisions, contractor profits, and civil liberty concerns while some call for expanding cameras to deter violations and improve safety.
Call for a National Unity Government in Egypt
Thomas Friedman argues in The New York Times that the United States should push for a broad national unity government in Egypt including Islamists. He notes Morsi failed to govern and urges releasing Brotherhood leaders, allowing contestation in elections, and coordinating with the army to prevent deeper crises. Robert Reich will discuss the U.S. economy.
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Roundtable on Violence in Entertainment Sparks Debate
Readers are invited to weigh in on whether gun violence in films video games and TV desensitizes audiences or simply reflects American culture The Sunday Ideas Voices page will publish an edited discussion from expert and reader input once a panel is formed contact mwilliamscoxohip.com to participate
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Share Your Ideas and How to Submit Letters
Community guide outlining how readers may submit letters and opinions. Includes instructions for letters to editor with full name address and daytime phone, and options to email speakup and engage via Facebook. Notes mailing address and online submission details.
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Maternal instinct shapes Zimmerman trial witness lineup
The trial hinges on Sabrina Fulton and Gladys Zimmerman identifying a 911 voice as their sons. Psychal questions of maternal instinct, credibility, and memory loom as jurors weigh whether the voice belongs to Trayvon Martin or George Zimmerman, with no voice expert allowed.
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Urban Youth Return Drives Rising City Living Costs
The Daily Beast notes that young college educated adults are moving back to major urban centers before and during the recession. They devote large resources to rent and urban mobility as part of a broader long term shift.
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