Page B9 Negotiations between the University of Washington and Washington State University toward creating a new medical school in Spokane have reached a standstill. From its inception, it was to be a …

Page B9 As a commercial pilot flying ski planes in Canada, I enjoyed watching wolves run wild and free across the frozen north.

Page B9 Greece is in the news because of its new left-wing government, which is responding to the people’s demand for an end to the austerity that has devastated their lives.

Page B9 Feb. 15 letter writers Carol Rudy, Neil Krause, Dr. James Sledge, Dr. Kim Thorburn and Doug Barr all got it spot-on regarding the bizarre pseudo-scientific views of Spokane City Councilman …

Page B9 I wish to correct a misunderstanding in Kathleen Parker’s column, Feb. 8.

Page B9 I’ve never written a letter to the paper before, but I felt compelled to respond after reading about the latest example of a negligent hunter killing a gray wolf he …

Page B9 Regarding the Feb. 18 article, “McMorris Rodgers says ruling shows legislative solution needed” [to immigration system]:

Page B9 In lieu of the upcoming Oscars this Sunday, I can’t help but think of how many local companies were impacted by the nominated films shot in their cities. Most people …

Page B9 As a unit production manager for feature films, I love watching the Oscars and seeing all my peers’ hard work get recognized. What would be even better is if our …

Page B9 On the third day, there’s Michael Ramirez. He followed letters from Joseph Harari and Hal Dixon, Feb. 14 and Feb. 13, respectively, who could be expected to distort and denigrate …

Page A10 Lupita Nyong’o picked up an Oscar last year for her searing portrayal of a scarred captive in “12 Years a Slave.” But many in the Academy Awards audience – just …

Page A10 Police and public are embracing body cameras as a way to review controversial incidents and improve law enforcement practices. But they raise difficult public-records and privacy issues that need deliberative, … 2

Page A10 I’ve been radicalized. By Harry Reid and Barack Obama. Goodbye moderation and sweet reason. No more clinging to constitutional and procedural restraint. It’s time to go nuclear. In the fourth …

Page A11 COPENHAGEN — The buzz of extra foot traffic on Krystalgade barely interrupts Lior Foighel as he toasted rye bread and readied lox for a traditional Danish sandwich. Outside the cafe, …

Page A11 I am a retired missionary minister and Wesleyan Methodist seminary professor. The Old and New Testaments are both opposed to homosexuality.

Page A11 As a nation and a state we have continued to create and uphold policy and practice that perpetuate systemic discrimination against minority individuals and families living in poverty. One of …

Page A11 After reading the Feb. 15 article “Raising the pay grade,” a novel idea developed.

Page A11 I would like to respond to the letters of Joseph Harari (Feb. 13) and Hal Dixon (Feb. 14) regarding Bruce Amundsen’s Feb. 8 op-ed concerning the state of America’s nuclear …

Page A11 This Pasco shooting was tragic for everyone involved, but to think an officer of the law should risk his life (stones to the head can be lethal) for someone intent …

Page A11 The men who beat the transgender person deserve to do time. But they should emerge understanding that it’s a wounded man who wounds others, and that heterosexism, like racism, is …

Page A11 If a vaccine for Ebola were developed, would Mike Fagan just say no?

Page A11 The Spokane City Council did not remove Councilman Mike Fagan from the Health District Board at its Feb. 12 emergency meeting. Evidently, the majority didn’t have the power, or they …

Page A11 Let us acknowledge there are people of good faith on all sides of most every issue, and the expression of opinions of all varieties on all subjects, whether grounded in …

Page A11 Reporter Nick Deshais may have missed the reason for the crowd at the Spokane City Council briefing last week. He assumed that most people present were vaccination opponents. I believe …

Page A11 All this ruckus over Spokane City Councilman Mike Fagan and his views regarding vaccination is so childish and hypocritical that I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. The reasons …

Page A13 If a Washington family contests the cutoff of state benefits, its case is heard by an administrative law judge. If an injured worker is denied workers’ compensation, the case is … 2

Page A13 In ancient Greece, the birthplace of democracy, power derived from “demos,” the people. Well, the people of contemporary Greece have been reeling under austerity for five years, and have voted …

Page A13 Presently, available on the retail market is a variety of apple that does not readily turn brown on its cut surfaces, a feature that commends it for use in salads. …

Page A13 Dear Canada: I will not buy your genetically modified apples.

Page A13 Just when I thought it was safe to say I was from Spokane, Mike Fagan, city councilman and member of the Spokane County Health Board, warns us against getting those …