Terre Haute News, Terre Haute, Indiana- TribStar.com

Readers' Forum: Feb. 9, 2010
• Fighting illiteracy a worthy cause
• Obama just wants to become dictator
• Money can’t solve all of society’s problems
Readers' Forum: Feb. 8, 2010
• What about Shrine building on ISU campus?
• Thanks for help with VA claim
TRIBUNE-STAR EDITORIAL: The Colts express — from Terre Haute to Miami
Fans marvel at the seemingly telepathic connection between quarterback Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts receivers.
MARK BENNETT: Colts quarterback Peyton Manning’s decision-making prowess involves more than sheer intellect
Peyton Manning only seems like Spock with an $80-million arm. He stands behind a row of teammates, scanning the alignment and movements of 11 rival defenders. He points and hollers instructions to his fellow Indianapolis Colts.
FLASHPOINT: Pyle legacy must be preserved at his Dana homeplace
It was with great dismay a few days ago when an e-mail came to my computer saying there was a possibility the Ernie Pyle State Historic Site in Dana could close permanently.
Readers' Forum: Feb. 7, 2010
• Indiana 641 an example of skewed state priorities
• Time to play Whack a Mole with climate change falsehoods
• And now another dose of ‘reality’
• Great help on trip fundraisers
Readers' forum: Feb. 6, 2010
• A creative way to care for planet
• Not surprised by ‘hateful’ response
• Kind folks helped rescue family cat
Reader's Forum: Feb. 5, 2010
• Pro-life message is a positive one
• Time for America to face deficit crisis
Tribune-Star editorial: ‘Spirit’ drives UWWV's success
When the lights went down in Hulman Center and the several hundred people who attended Monday night’s United Way annual meeting had gone home, two words still hung in the air.
“Community spirit.”
Readers' Forum: Feb. 4, 2010
• U.S. should take care of itself first
• Tanoos showed caring leadership
Readers' Forum: Feb. 3, 2010
• Trustee shows value of his local office
• You will be judged for how you live
TRIBUNE-STAR EDITORIAL: Action, resolution needed on serious dilemmas
The myriad problems facing America will remain unresolved in 2010 if lawmakers in Washington continue to behave as Democrats and Republicans, instead of as members of Congress.
Readers' Forum: Feb. 2, 2010
• Hammer home a few political truths
• No luck recovering stolen muzzleloader
THOMAS STEIGER: Religious oppression, repression doomed to failure
When the headlines read “China jails three for religious activity,” Americans generally don’t buy the reasons that the three threaten “public peace and harmony.” When the headlines read “Indonesians deny establishment of Christian church” because non-Christians invoke a law requiring “community approval,” we recognize the infringement on religious freedom and repression involved. When Algeria passes a law that sets prison terms for proselytizing by any religion other than Islam, we recognize it for what it is, religious repression and persecution.
Readers' Forum: Feb. 1, 2010
• Unhappy with plan for new sports bar
• Gravel pit not good for city’s north end
• A sweet retreat on South Seventh
Bennett: Terre Haute is a book haven
A quiet spot. A comfortable chair. Good company. Maybe some coffee in one hand, and a book you’re considering buying in the other.
FLASHPOINT: What key attributes make a good politician?
Members of Congress play a central role in our lives. They shape our health-care system, make crucial decisions about the U.S. economy, and represent the hopes and interests of every American in Washington.
Readers' Forum for 1/31
Bar-restaurant great idea for saving 100-year-old school building
Intrusive expansion of visitation litigation
Soggy Donuts Fund had a great year
Americans still in control of country
Readers' forum: Jan. 30, 2010
Kid’s Hope Program makes a difference
Reader's Forum: Jan. 29, 2010
• Problems would come with new gravel pit
• Learn lessons from the past
• Politicians allowing tax base to erode
Mark Bennett: It’s time to show the crows who’s really the boss
If we resign ourselves to lives spent cowering under poop-splotched umbrellas, then the crows win.
Terre Haute needs to open up a can of crow whoop-ass.
Readers' Forum: Jan 28, 2010
• We need reform that is understandable
Readers' Forum: Jan. 27, 2010
• New bar in Terre Haute a terrible idea
• Noisy solution to crow problem
Readers' Forum: Jan. 26, 2010
• Much supportive evidence about climate change
• Explanation needed for attack letter
Readers' Forum for 1/25
A few more simple facts on global warming
Readers' forum: Jan. 24, 2010
• Crows continue to be terrible nuisance to city
• Perhaps Glenn Beck really is problem
• Easy to refute prof’s assertions
• Reform only solution to homegrown jihad
• The absence of firearms doesn’t ensure safety
MARK BENNETT: If the heart of tobacco country can enact a statewide smoking ban, then why not Indiana?
Imagine the spread of change being plotted on a roadmap, and two guys unfolding it outside a desolate gas station.
TRIBUNE-STAR EDITORIAL: Another chance to improve state’s public access laws
There are times when good legislating has less to do with creating new laws than with making current laws better.
FLASHPOINT: Are jobs really the answer? What about productivity?
Continuing weakness in the labor market has emboldened those in policy making positions who favor additional fiscal stimulus and job creation.

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