1999 Page 14 Most people don't have a problem writing in their binders. Most people can cut a piece of paper without fraying the edges.
Most people can write on overheads without smudging the ink.
The rest of us are left-handed. From kitchen utensils to computer keyboards, lefties are forced to live in a right-handed world. It seems as though being left-handed is a kind of strange and rare disease that causes its victims general clumsiness and inconveniences. It is rare in that only about 10 percent of the population is left-handed. Society caters to the other 90 percent and it seems to have been this way for centuries.