In familiar style, the unnamed Courier editor squanders more than half the column on a simple-minded parable to illustrate that Ryan Erickson is admirable for trying to help fellow BMHS students with pocket-change grants, saying nothing that wasn't in the news-side puff piece. Must've been a slow day.
Boring, but essentially harmless.
For readers of the Daily Courier in Prescott, Arizona. Comment and discuss. Be nice, now.
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Saturday, June 2, 2007
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dude, no one damns with faint praise better than you
ReplyDeleteyou are like ..a god in this area
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Dude, I thought it was kinda inspiring. Wouldn't want the Courier to only cater to you, would you Mr. Ayres?
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ReplyDeleteThe problem with this editorial is it's 60 percent a 'parable.' Not too much originality here. At least it didn't evoke some mundane western. jared
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