The other situation that irks me is the layout of the classified section. I try to look at the Legal Notices every day, but you make it difficult to find them all. With your practice of not following the order of your own index and your helter-skelter placing of the legal notices, I never know if I've actually seen them all. I would like an explanation of why you do that. The fact that she is a nurse has no real bearing on this story.
Nurses are no more likely than anyone in the general public to commit a crime.
As a college instructor, I can assure you that we do not teach people to harm others, rather to save lives if possible and to always treat people with the dignity and professionalism we would expect of any health care worker. Maybe we should identify Gant as an irate and dangerous ex-wife, which in this case, the description would then fit the crime. The SUN's editorial opinions are shaped by the editor and opinion editor in consultation with The SUN's editorial board. Generally, letters should be 250 words or shorter, neatly typewritten and about a current issue. Although the majority of letters are published, we receive more than we can print and The SUN reserves the right to reject, edit or condense all letters.