A 2009 June 16 Times-Picayune editorial praised as "a promising way to begin" Archbishop Aymond's willingness to listen to his new flock.

To the Editor: Your June 14 editorial praising Minnesota's welfare-to-work program correctly identifies the components of successful welfare reform.

To the Editor: Your June 9 editorial argues that attorney-client privilege should end with the client's death when prosecutors need information to convict criminals.

To the Editor: Your June 7 editorial "Looking for Leadership" should make us all hang our heads in despair.

To the Editor: Your June 28 editorial says India and Pakistan have fought three wars over Kashmir in the last 50 years.

To the Editor: I disagree with your June 20 editorial comparing the Bush and Gore Social Security plans.

To the Editor: Your June 2 editorial should have pointed out that opposition inside Japan has kept the country from any military role overseas.

To the Editor: One essential element is missing from your June 3 editorial "Measuring the Progress of Women": the need for accurate statistics.

To the Editor: The headline of a June 4 editorial reads "Confusion on Affirmative Action," but there should be no confusion.

That sophisticated audience stands to be pleased with a June editorial well that includes features like "The New Elegance."