Opinion

Maybe your worst job ever was when you were in high school. Or maybe it was during college, or your first professional job. Or, perhaps, you've just retired from it. No matter. The fact is that we've all had jobs that in retrospect make us wince, lament or laugh out loud. Actually, a bad job should be a rite of passage. And, our "bad jobs" should be a learning experience. Bad jobs teach us humility, patience, and fortitude and how to get along with others. Most importantly, they teach us to aspire to something better.

Dear Editor,

Dear Editor,

Dear Editor,

Dear Editor,

What's the logic of building a facility that you can't afford to operate?

As a columnist I feel I have done a reasonable job when I receive praise and angry responses to the same piece. My column on the Israeli/Palestinian issue was light on facts, but the facts were definitely accurate.

Have you complained about the high cost of houses in Morgan Hill? If you own a home you may be benefiting from the high prices or, at least, feel you are. Unfortunately to benefit from these prices you need to sell your home and move elsewhere. High prices in themselves do not provide any real benefit. The real result of these prices is that our sons and daughters are going to have a much tougher time buying their first home.

Dear Editor, 

"I do not believe that a frozen embryo in a fertility clinic freezer constitutes human life. ... Being pro-life involves helping the living. Regenerative medicine is pro-life and pro-family."