Changing light bulbs - counterpoint

To the editor, How many Tony Splendoras does it take to change a light bulb? (re: Courier, July 27) Four. One to publicly criticize those who haven’t changed it, one to hide in the dark and do nothing while the bulb remains unchanged, one to distastefully use minors and local news employees (one of whom had previously requested to never be mentioned) as ammunition against Dr. Finan, and one to sit and wait until the light bulb that actually was running perfectly fine is replaced by a collection of cheap, inefficient high-wattage spotlights that can only narrowly focus on small blemishes and shine on selective facts. Ryan Balton Syracuse University, DV Class of 2007