paul
03-27-2007, 03:31 PM
The March 25, Sunday New York Times travel section, included a section
on Madrid and a brief piece headed, "Feeling Bullish" (pg 100).
It said only:
"Bullfighting in Spain faces the double-edged sword of youth apathy and
rising animal rights activism. But much of the city remains passionate
about the sport, and Madrid is still a great place to see it."
Then it gave information on knowing your matadors and "When To Go" and
"How to Get Tickets."
The New York Times takes letters at letters@nytimes.com
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sending a letter to the editor. Remember that shorter letters are more
likely to be published. And please be sure not to use any exact phrases
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for original responses from their readers.
Yours and the animals',
Karen Dawn
on Madrid and a brief piece headed, "Feeling Bullish" (pg 100).
It said only:
"Bullfighting in Spain faces the double-edged sword of youth apathy and
rising animal rights activism. But much of the city remains passionate
about the sport, and Madrid is still a great place to see it."
Then it gave information on knowing your matadors and "When To Go" and
"How to Get Tickets."
The New York Times takes letters at letters@nytimes.com
Always include your full name, address, and daytime phone number when
sending a letter to the editor. Remember that shorter letters are more
likely to be published. And please be sure not to use any exact phrases
from me or from any other alerts in your letters. Editors are looking
for original responses from their readers.
Yours and the animals',
Karen Dawn