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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as president with Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher and Michael J. Connor as executive editor while Stan Linhorst holds the post of senior managing editor in the newspaper's leadership lineup.
In Our Opinion argues for gavel to gavel video of the New York Legislature via Internet and cable. Senate broadcasts began online with plans for Assembly telecasts on public television, aiming to increase public access, awareness, and oversight of budget and lawmaking processes.
South Africa still faces justice gaps after apartheid as the Truth Commission ends its work, with critics saying reparations and accountability were insufficient while victims testify their pain and forgiveness. Archb ishop Desmond Tutu and others urge real restoration beyond reconciliation to heal a nation long harmed by white supremacy.
Letter from J L Hatcher of Oneida argues Colgate’s ranking reflects money gaps more than fraternities. He defends good fraternities, urges closing bad ones, notes 40 percent of students in Greek life, cites editorials on riotous parties, and champions independence as educational value. He has long led Colgate’s alumni corporation.
In letters from Syracuse readers, Dan iel Niedieck i and Len Smith defend Sen Jim Jeffords switch from the Republican Party while contrasting votes by other lawmakers and criticizing party leadership. They argue representatives need not follow constituents and praise Jeffords for breaking one party rule to expand democratic debate.
A reader questions the wisdom of sponsorships with beverage companies in public institutions. They argue schools and municipalities should not favor one brand, note potential monopolies, and urge careful scrutiny of facilities, employment, and local taxes to weigh long-term gains against upfront incentives.
The Herald Co invites letters to the editor and related materials from readers. Submissions must include the sender’s name, address, and daytime phone number and become property of the publisher. They may be edited and published or posted online.
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