To the Editor: George W. Bush has said that if he is elected, he will bring about a new attitude of bipartisanship in Washington (Week in Review, Oct. 8).

To the Editor: Benyamin Elon's vision of transferring the Palestinians from the West Bank (Week in Review, May 18) should be called ethnic cleansing.

To the Editor: The liberation of the Kremlin's archives has yielded evidence that there were Soviet spies at work inside the United States Government (Week in Review, Oct. 18).

- The Week in Review, Aug. 17.

To the Editor: Your article about Wal-Mart (Week in Review, Dec. 7) refers to its use of poorly paid illegal immigrant workers and "pinch-penny issues like unpaid overtime."

To the Editor: The federal government provides no financing for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Week in Review, Dec. 15).

To the Editor: I am disheartened that the Senate proposal to redress insurance disparities between physical and mental ailments was dismissed in Congress (Week in Review, Dec. 30).

To the Editor: Nicholas D. Kristof writes a very amusing and disturbing article about an episode of malaria he developed after returning to Japan (Week in Review, Nov. 30).

To the Editor: Statelessness is alive and well in Europe (Week in Review, April 8).

To the Editor: "Why America Outpaces Europe," by Niall Ferguson (Week in Review, June 8), is an example of confusing correlation with causality.