the juxtaposition of articles in the sept. 27 opinion section highlights something interesting. side-by-side were articles speaking to the character of chesley <u+201c>sully<u+201d> sullenberger and the late arnold palmer, and to the character of cheryl mills, sen. harry reid, huma abedin and hillary clinton (<u+201c> sully and anti-sullies <u+201d> by bret stephens, global view, bob greene<u+2019>s op-ed <u+201c> one lucky swing at arnold palmer <u+201d> and william mcgurn<u+2019>s main street column <u+201c> the secrets of cheryl mills <u+201d>). no other explanation of the lesson on character is necessary. vic howie charlotte, n.c.
juxtaposition of articles and a lesson on character - wsj
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