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• Paul coverage deceptive

  Paul coverage deceptive

  The headline on Page A4 of your Dec. 29 story on Republican candidate Ron Paul is very misleading. It says, "Racist writings by Paul resurface" -- unambiguous, unequivocal and false.

  The report actually contends that writings that the reporter regards as racist (there's another judgment call) appeared in a newsletter Paul was associated with. But they weren't Paul's writings.

  The headline says "writings by Paul." Many, as you know, will not read beyond the headline. You are deceiving your readers. In context with your other articles about Congressman Paul, the deception seems systematic and intentional.

• Letters: Coach Hill 'a class act' despite not producing

  Letters: Coach Hill 'a class act' despite not producing

  Readers respond to the firing of former Fresno State football coach Pat Hill.

• Ex-Fresno Grizzlies pitcher back in San Francisco Giants organization

  Ex-Fresno Grizzlies pitcher back in San Francisco Giants organization

  Right-hander Eric Hacker, a 16-game winner for the Fresno Grizzlies in 2010, has signed a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants, according to a Twitter post by Sosnick Cobbe Sports agency.

• Ex-Fresno Grizzlies pitcher back in San Francisco Giants organization

  Ex-Fresno Grizzlies pitcher back in San Francisco Giants organization

  Right-hander Eric Hacker, a 16-game winner for the Fresno Grizzlies in 2010, has signed a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants, according to a Twitter post by Sosnick Cobbe Sports agency.

• Fresno State's mission?

  Fresno State's mission?

  I've watched as Fresno State went "over the Hill" and hired Tim DeRuyter as football coach. The Valley is now falling all over itself with anticipation of sold-out games and overflowing coffers.

  Fresno State President John D. Welty bemoaned "failure of our elected officials to make higher education the priority it once was" and "unpleasant alternatives" (commentary Dec. 27).

  Pledging to "learn and succeed," Fresno Normal School opened in 1911 as a teachers college. By 1916, the school expanded to include agriculture, fine arts, mechanical arts, home economics, music and physical education. How much taxpayer money was spent to learn and succeed?