They were creating team presentations demonstrating knowledge of legal concepts covered in Business Law 2013. More than one team asked UAPD for help, and UAPD could not possibly have been more helpful or gracious. One officer even participated in a presentation. Missy Leflar, attorney and Walton College instructor Readers says editorial last week was embarrassing Humor has its place in print journalism. Political cartoons can exaggerate a situation to clarify or emphasize a point.
Humorous editorials can be a welcome break from the serious content of a newspaper.
In either case, humor offers a different perspective on a particular subject and invites readers to possibly reconsider what they have learned from the news. These predictions were simply cheap shots taken at the candidates' eccentricities or personal histories. Finally, the most embarrassing aspect of the list was that no name was attached identifying its author. Even though it appeared on the Editorial and Opinion page, the lack of a name can only cause a reader to assume that the content supports the ideas and opinions of The Traveler staff as a whole. If this is indeed the case, I am ashamed to have such a staff reporting the news and their own opinions to this campus.