Letters

If you don't want to learn the language, don't gripe about the low pay and menial job you are able to get. Also, don't expect to participate in things such as elections that are guaranteed to citizens of the land and paid for by their taxes.

Ronda Lietz
via the Internet

Phishing for Compliments
Regarding Michael Roberts's "A Phish Tale," in the October 29 issue:
What a great interview! Gordon's thoughts actually begin to portray the essence of Phish music. It is nice to see the same enthusiasm I feel for Phish life from the source also.

Josh Dale
via the Internet

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