JACKI LYDEN, host: And now time for your letters.</s>JACKI LYDEN, host: Try this one: yo, Jacki, get your insults straight. That's from listener Ed Bryercheck(ph) of York, Pennsylvania, in response to our story on the death of radio announcer Myron Cope. Cope spent 35 years hurling insults at opponents of his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers. But I went and bungled one when I said Cleveland Bunglers.</s>JACKI LYDEN, host: Mr. Bryercheck clarified the Cleve Brownies, the Cincy Bungles and the Baltimore Birdies. Those were among the priceless comments coming from his cranium. Mea Culpa, Myron Cope.</s>JACKI LYDEN, host: Finally, several listeners weren't happy about yesterday's story describing a proposal to allow concealed weapons on college campuses in Arizona.</s>JACKI LYDEN, host: Listener Janet Elsbach(ph) of Sheffield, Massachusetts wrote: the solution to a tragic spate of school shootings carried out by unstoppable people with guns is to make it easier to bring a gun to school? I heard those in favor of this legislation describing how much safer everyone will be at school once the guns on campus are in the hands of stalwart self-styled Wyatt Earp types who can fire back at the enemy until law enforcement arrives. But maybe I missed the part where regularly updated mental health evaluations will be part and parcel of getting and keeping a gun permit.</s>JACKI LYDEN, host: If you hear something on our air that warrants comment, please write to us. Go to our Web site, npr.org. Click on Contact Us and select WEEKEND ALL THINGS CONSIDERED.
Host Jacki Lyden reads listener responses to the program, including a letter about a story on the death of Pittsburgh Steelers sportscaster Myron Cope. We also hear from readers critical of a proposal to allow concealed weapons on college campuses in Arizona.