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Soundoff — 9/17/2006
Reader: For the past 10 years at Centennial High School, I have taught my students to use the newspaper and the media as a resource to understand the world around them. This knowledge, based on responsible and truthful reporting, gives us an opportunity to analyze the events that affect us. Thus, I was deeply disappointed with the story in Thursday’s Californian concerning the Centennial video.
The article used interviews with a few students to paint a...
Reader: I understand the need to present news stories that might be of interest to your readers but I don't understand the need to print a picture of nude teenagers on the front page of your newspaper. Even the picture on the inside page was in poor taste.
Whatever happened to "quality" news stories?
I found the pictures very offensive.
-- Beverly French
Jenner: The editor who chose to run that story and photo on an inside page thought the story...
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Sound Off for Sept. 3, 2006
Reader: I just had to respond to Robert Price's hateful, judgmental article against Bruce Sons for wanting to clear his name.
His article caused me to see that it was Price and others who write for your paper that caused his case to become so expensive. Your newspaper crucified Mr. Sons over and over again these past 12 years and finally people began thinking for themselves.
As a bartender here for...
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