Due to the intended nature of the following “Letters to the Editor”, the Centurion has refrained from altering these letters in any way, shape or form so the author’s purpose is clear.

Laura–
Let me begin by saying that after reading your columns, it comes
as no surprise at all that almost every sentence (if in fact it IS
a sentence) in the paper is structured incorrectly. Please, do us
all a favor and take a Comp class or six. Secondly, I wonder if
either you or John Skudris has any idea that a story is supposed to be objective as opposed
to SUBjective. I have a sneaking suspicion that this probably comes as news to both of you,
unfortunately. I will not take the time to point out to you the numerous prejudices in the column
profiling Joe Biden and Sarah Palin, but i will say that it is blatantly obvious solely from
the way the biographical information is presented who John will be voting for come November
(which is in my opinion yet another example of his many shortcomings). If you cannot manage
to control your staff, or just don’t have time in between complaining about a concert and
rambling on incoherently about the nonexistant connection between brain function and Rascal
Flatts, at least do your readers the courtesy of doing a little rewriting. Trust me, Rascal Flatts
will wait.
Sincerely,
Nicole Atler
P.S. I’m willing to bet a lot that this letter to the editor will not be printed, at least not in the
paper. That’s actually a relief to me, as I’m sure nothing would be as I originally intended
when you finished “editing” it. You should know, however, that the people I associate with–
otherwise known as EDUCATED people–share my views. You may want to consider that
before you print the next edition of the dismal “Centurion”.