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I really enjoy writing editorials. Basically an editorial is well-written opinionating. It needs some basis in reality and being able to make sense on something to which readers can relate, but other than that it is merely an opinion, and who can question that? Someone can question me, and my opinions, but not their validity. So far I have been able to vent on group work and relay the positive benefits of liberal arts electives - against the opinion of some other teachers and students.
What is perplexing about writing for The Sheridan Sun, is the constant, total non-reaction from the targetted readership. Group work is universally hated throughout the college, with many people, both instructors...
