To the Editor: Your Sept. 30 news article on nurse practitioners struck a raw nerve.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 13 news article raises a point bigger than just Amtrak and the demise of a national passenger rail service.

Your Sept. 12 news article on sexual harassment in the Army sheds light on Dr. Satel's illogic.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 20 news article on Allen Ginsberg brings back memories.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 8 news article on fathers and the child support system paints a somewhat unbalanced picture.

To the Editor: The Sept. 4 news article concerning Connecticut's $250 million budget surplus should be of keen interest to anyone living in or around Hartford.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 12 news article reports that Americans' life expectancy is increasing.

To the Editor: I read with interest your Sept. 7 news article on the chaplain's role in hospital care.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 4 news article about the State Department's losing its attraction as a lifelong career was right on the mark.

One answer appears in a Sept. 4 news article about a shooting in a Manhattan office.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 30 news article on nurse practitioners struck a raw nerve.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 13 news article raises a point bigger than just Amtrak and the demise of a national passenger rail service.

Your Sept. 12 news article on sexual harassment in the Army sheds light on Dr. Satel's illogic.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 20 news article on Allen Ginsberg brings back memories.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 8 news article on fathers and the child support system paints a somewhat unbalanced picture.

To the Editor: The Sept. 4 news article concerning Connecticut's $250 million budget surplus should be of keen interest to anyone living in or around Hartford.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 12 news article reports that Americans' life expectancy is increasing.

To the Editor: I read with interest your Sept. 7 news article on the chaplain's role in hospital care.

To the Editor: Your Sept. 4 news article about the State Department's losing its attraction as a lifelong career was right on the mark.

One answer appears in a Sept. 4 news article about a shooting in a Manhattan office.