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Enjoyed column about SOB (Sweet Ol’ Bubba)

Over the decades, I have since met many attorneys who believed firmly that Uncle Bubba wasn’t exactly “sweet,” but that the SOB moniker was indeed appropriate.

by Charleston Currents · 03/23/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback, Views

An oil-filled bottle that washed onto a Florida beach after the Deepwater Horizon tragedy. Photo by Andy Brack.

Letters on schools, offshore drilling, calendar

Letters on schools, offshore drilling, our calendar.

by Charleston Currents · 03/16/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback

Now is time to support public education

I appreciated your commentary on education in this week’s newsletter. Very well done. Now is indeed the time.

by Charleston Currents · 03/09/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback, Views

Refreshing, accessible site

Congratulations on the new look of Charleston Currents. It takes courage to try to improve something that really wasn’t broken.

by Charleston Currents · 02/23/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback, Views

Letters: Different tax idea; roads, MLK

“As long as everybody is using it, legalizing and taxing it would provide much-needed funds for road repairs.”

by Charleston Currents · 01/26/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback

Letter: Without arts, we cheat society

To the editor: [On Andy Brack’s column about Marjory Wentworth’s poem] I whole heartedly agree. In New Jersey where I spend a good part of each year, we did a study through the New Jersey State Council on the Arts (I was an appointed member for seven years) to try and understand how much revenue the arts brought to the […]

by Charleston Currents · 01/21/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback

Letters: Obama column insults, offends Republicans

Your comments [Brack, 1/5] that imply that South Carolina Republicans don’t support President Obama because he’s (egad!) black are insulting and offensive.

by Charleston Currents · 01/12/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback, Views

Letter: Article ignored real problem at Burke

The article on Burke High School should have pointed clearly to the real problem. It did not. Buildings do not educate children. Money does not educate children.

by Charleston Currents · 01/05/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Feedback