Houston is interested in business. However, the arts and architecture are a major contributors to our quality of life. There are many who value these as much or more than sports. Without the aesthetic environment, we are at a disadvantage to other major metropolitan areas.
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Marisa Janusz
12 years ago
Lisa Gray contributes greatly to the design community, by helping us all "see" this interesting city we live in!
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Christa Gaug
12 years ago
We need Lisa Gray's column to better understand the city we live in.
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Carole Billingsley
12 years ago
We need more columns like Lisa's...not fewer!
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David Dahnke
12 years ago
Columns such as this one is parallel to fine arts; the masses may not read it but it offers interesting and important for those who seek the column everyday.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Keep this great resource.
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Ruth Hoffman-Lach
12 years ago
When such thoughtful and thought provoking writers are rewarded by having their columns cancelled, one must ask what is the real motivation behind such a decision. It clearly is not an effort to improve the quality of journalism at the Chronicle. Has someone ruffled the wrong feathers? Good journalism inevitably generates argument and often disagreement. That is why a free press is crucial for a functioning democracy. Uninformed masses trudge blithely along without challenging the status quo. It is not only a shame when high quality journalism is ignored, or in this case, silenced. It is, in fact, an abuse of power with consequences teaching far beyond the immediate impact on the journalist. It is a blow to the integrity and empowerment of the entire community.
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James Medford
12 years ago
The cancellation of Lisa's column is another step in the long decline of the Chron toward irrelevancy.
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Jill Brooks
12 years ago
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Lisa Gray's articles are the most consistently informative and thought provoking of any articles that I have read in the Chronicle in the past 30 years. Quality of life effects all Houstonians and Lisa's column highlighted quality of life concerns for us all.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
One of the few well written, interesting, regular features!
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Melanie Harrell
12 years ago
Bring back Lisa's column! I am a subscriber.
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Jim Babcock
12 years ago
What was the Chron thinking?
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Anna Mod
12 years ago
Lisa Gray's writings on Houston are one of the treasures of the city. Bring her back!
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Kristie Bryant
12 years ago
Please reinstated Lisa Gray's column. I am a Chronicle subscriber.
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Dennis Devlin
12 years ago
If you want to fix what's wrong with the Chronicle, look first at your abysmal distribution system. A 13 year old boy on a bike would do a better job. And reinstate Lisa Gray's column. Until then, I am not a subscriber.
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Dick Doughty
12 years ago
Hr column is one of the few remaining reasons I maintained a subscription.
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Richard Johnson
12 years ago
I am a Chronicle subscriber and I support Lisa Gray!
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Tanya Ermakova
12 years ago
Please keep Lisa Gray's column!
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Alice McCarthy
12 years ago
We need articles like Lisa Gray's. Frankly, I'm dumbfounded by this move.
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Katy Emde
12 years ago
Lisa reports on interesting and important subjects that educate Houstonians. We need her vision.
Houston is interested in business. However, the arts and architecture are a major contributors to our quality of life. There are many who value these as much or more than sports. Without the aesthetic environment, we are at a disadvantage to other major metropolitan areas.
Lisa Gray contributes greatly to the design community, by helping us all "see" this interesting city we live in!
We need Lisa Gray's column to better understand the city we live in.
We need more columns like Lisa's...not fewer!
Columns such as this one is parallel to fine arts; the masses may not read it but it offers interesting and important for those who seek the column everyday.
Keep this great resource.
When such thoughtful and thought provoking writers are rewarded by having their columns cancelled, one must ask what is the real motivation behind such a decision. It clearly is not an effort to improve the quality of journalism at the Chronicle. Has someone ruffled the wrong feathers? Good journalism inevitably generates argument and often disagreement. That is why a free press is crucial for a functioning democracy. Uninformed masses trudge blithely along without challenging the status quo. It is not only a shame when high quality journalism is ignored, or in this case, silenced. It is, in fact, an abuse of power with consequences teaching far beyond the immediate impact on the journalist. It is a blow to the integrity and empowerment of the entire community.
The cancellation of Lisa's column is another step in the long decline of the Chron toward irrelevancy.
Lisa Gray's articles are the most consistently informative and thought provoking of any articles that I have read in the Chronicle in the past 30 years. Quality of life effects all Houstonians and Lisa's column highlighted quality of life concerns for us all.
One of the few well written, interesting, regular features!
Bring back Lisa's column! I am a subscriber.
What was the Chron thinking?
Lisa Gray's writings on Houston are one of the treasures of the city. Bring her back!
Please reinstated Lisa Gray's column. I am a Chronicle subscriber.
If you want to fix what's wrong with the Chronicle, look first at your abysmal distribution system. A 13 year old boy on a bike would do a better job. And reinstate Lisa Gray's column. Until then, I am not a subscriber.
Hr column is one of the few remaining reasons I maintained a subscription.
I am a Chronicle subscriber and I support Lisa Gray!
Please keep Lisa Gray's column!
We need articles like Lisa Gray's. Frankly, I'm dumbfounded by this move.
Lisa reports on interesting and important subjects that educate Houstonians. We need her vision.