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In reply to the discussion: Teacher’s resignation letter: ‘My profession … no longer exists’ [View all]Cleita
(75,480 posts)up mostly in So CA. The most important part of my day was reading the Los Angeles Times. when I was a kid it was the comics. In high school I did have to do current events but I was largely more interested in the fashions and features. When I left college, it was the classifieds for jobs and apartments, but also the news. Then I grew up and graduated to the crossword puzzles and more importantly the editorial pages, and what editorials they were with some of the best political writers in the field. I had moved around in my later years but always made an effort to get the Times no matter where I was.
Then one day things changed. The editorial pages started being filled with Jonah Goldberg and the rest we know of so well in the conservasphere and ....*gasp* Ann Coulter. I really miss being able to get a good newspaper in print, to sit over a cup of coffee before you start your day.