Last week the Intermediate II class wrote letters to the Editor concerning three very interesting events: No Car Day, Buy Nothing Day, and TV Turn Off Week. Here are three phenomenal responses: Dear Editor, No Car Day is a horrendous idea for NY City. For one thing, NY is too vast to walk. Can you imagine that a man who wears a nice suit riding a tiny bicycle and sipping a Starbucks coffee? Or can you believe a woman who wears a gorgeous suit riding a scooter? And, they would probably say, “We are enjoying No Car Day?” I don’t think so! I know we have the Metro, but will you like the dirty, boiling air and can you enjoy being stuck at every stop? How about sticky bars and the smell of people’s sweat? It’s terrifying! In addition, think about the smell of urine, the bus seats and noise. Also, they are stopping too often. I think they are less fast than my tiny dog. And maybe, it will take me forever to go home. Don’t mention the air pollution. It has been bad forever. And I don’t have any responsibility! Instead you should consider people’s stress rates from the No Car Day. I hope this event never ever happens, even though it’s just for one day. -Paris Hilton (written by Su jung Choi) —– Dear Editor, I can’t see how a person can be uninterested in an advertisement like TV Turn Off Week. First of all, I believe it’s a good way to get children out from in front of the television and outside exercising. It’s also positive for families to spend more quality time with each other in a healthy way. It’s terrifying to think about the future with all of the violence on television and in … Read more