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Readers know that The Horizon is a forum for aspiring journalists, and, therefore, expect to see a range of writing styles, points of view and even some mistakes. However, multiple factual inaccuracies in a single article are unacceptable, even for a student newspaper.
Adult or not, all of us make mistakes from time to time. However, the broadcast editor, “I am an adult, thank you,” Elle Morgan, needs to do some research before putting her opinions out there before the public.
Barack Obama won the presidential election by a landslide. The people have spoken. It was time for change and electing Obama is going to be the change people need. I’m happy my vote was heard and I’m excited to see what he will do in these tough economic times.
There is a fool at every table, and if you can’t find them, then it is probably you. That is an interesting poker analogy, but it is fun to broaden that to everyday life. And better yet, you can substitute the word fool for more interesting words. I will just let you use your imagination on that.
When this issue of The Horizon is distributed, Election Day will be but hours away. While this weekly newspaper is still on the rack, we will know who our next president will be. This is the quiet before the storm.
I am among the ranks of those who are ready for this election season to come to an end. No matter who wins or loses, it’ll be nice to stop seeing so much airtime eaten up by people who certainly approve of messages about their opponents.
