Tree Abuse

Date: Wednesday, December 16, 1998 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: COMMENTARY Column: Voice of the people (letter.) Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright CHICAGO TRIBUNE TREE ABUSE Trees cleanse our air and return oxygen to us. In spring, they come alive, blooming with … Continue reading

‘Nanny’ Too Young

Date: Friday, November 7, 1997 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: COMMENTARY Column: Voice of the people (letter.) Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright CHICAGO TRIBUNE ‘NANNY’ TOO YOUNG I did not follow the so-called “nanny” trial that closely, although from the summaries I’ve … Continue reading

Volunteer Voice

Date: Monday, March 13, 1995 Source: Diane L. Schirf, (University of Chicago alumna). Section: PERSPECTIVE Column: Voice of the people (letter). Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright Chicago Tribune In response to Su Kwan of the University of Chicago, who was disappointed that … Continue reading

Look at the Product

Date: Wednesday, May 18, 1994 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: PERSPECTIVE Column: Voice of the people (letter). Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright Chicago Tribune LOOK AT THE PRODUCT In the ongoing debate about riverboat casino gambling, one key point has been ignored … Continue reading

Join and Help Out

Date: Friday, April 15, 1994 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: PERSPECTIVE Column: Voice of the people (letter). Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright Chicago Tribune JOIN AND HELP OUT Why don’t all these people writing to the Tribune to complain about the garbage … Continue reading

Library That Works

Date: Saturday, February 12, 1994 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: PERSPECTIVE Column: Voice of the people (letter). Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright Chicago Tribune LIBRARY THAT WORKS The economy of Altoona, a city of about 50,000 located in south central Pennsylvania, was … Continue reading

For Wide Exposure (on censorship)

Date: Thursday, April 1, 1993 Source: Diane L. Schirf. Section: PERSPECTIVE Column: Voice of the people (letter). Dateline: CHICAGO Copyright Chicago Tribune FOR WIDE EXPOSURE Now I know what it is that angers me about parents such as letter-writer Mark … Continue reading