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[skunky23]

So, I can't exactly say it was a surprise when Camille anounced today at the table the grave news of the car burnings in my town, Orange. The protests had been approaching progressively closer (first Valréas, then Avignon, and after Bollène). And Orange, ruffly the size of Ridgefield, did have a substantial lower class immigrant population. But it

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[jaaaane]

*cough*

...

Anyway: This is a perfect topic. Timely enough, interesting, &Wooster connected.

Yay!

[jaaaane]

no, dork, i think it's funny that you are grammar junkie.

[jaaaane]

are a*

[skunky23]

Would something like a less-personally-focused-yet-still-first-person-more-structured-angle-grammactically-newspaper-article-style-version-of-this-post-type article be good?

[jaaaane]

With more information. Information is good. All articles should have three sources of info. [As told by Shirley Yaskin, who had a basic-newswriting confernece at the Columbia thing]

[jaaaane]

basic newswriting conference*

...And the Columbia thing was the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference we went to last week.

[skunky23]

Well, thankyou, that first line was quite a compliment! (right?)

And yeah, I'm forgetting a lot of English here, unfortunately.

[skunky23]

you're article is almost complete.

and i love avenue q.

thankyou.

[skunky23]

Oh, wait, that wasnt a compliment. I'm dumb.

[jaaaane]

Yeah...I was wondering...