Last week’s student of the week was Cole Steiner. It wasn’t announced but you could tell it was Cole because you could see his huge Chevy truck parked in the parking spot. It  is unknown if he got his candy bar or not but he did take advantage of the parking spot.

This weeks student of the week didn’t even know she was the student of the week until I came and asked her, “How does it feel to be Student of the Week?”

“What? What are you talking about?” she replied. “I’m not Student of the Week!”

Sure enough, she was. This week’s recipient was Talia Rosas.  The first non-Senior. No, she does not have a car to park in the parking spot but she was pleased that she was recognized.

All newspapers have their faults, being spelling errors, grammar or even the writer.  Yet in some instances the paper may not be at fault but those who are reading it might be.

Please don’t stop reading; by no means is this article to offend you but yet to get a better grasp on what public respects, acknowledges and despises.

Sometimes what makes writing an article fun is to write about something arguable, but this  writer by no means tries to oppose the reader but make them think on a different level in which other articles have not  yet made them twist and turn.

This article is both an apology and statement to the readers of the “Cowboy Round Up”. By means of apology on my behalf and the entire journalism staff we apologize for any offensive material that was  posted recently.

On the other hand however being a journalist doesn’t mean sugar coat the truth but report the facts and what happened–not a candyland fairytale.  You the reader are what keeps the paper alive  and we greatly appreciate that more then you know. All journalists of the “Cowboy Round Up” would like to thank you for making this paper  a joy to right.