No longer sure HE SAYS Aldrin Cardon 02/08/2010

No longer sure HE SAYS Aldrin Cardon 02/08/2010 A question posed by a high school student attending a journalism seminar several months back stumped this rubbernecker. It was an easy question really, only about my personal preference between sports and politics, two areas on which I dabble in on this paper, but two equally perplexing disciplines involving various species who vie for coverage from such undisciplined writers like the one you are reading now. My answer: It’s a tie. Not a statistical tie, but a simple tie. Sports and politics mix, and oftentimes one cannot be differentiated from the other, especially now when politicians often find refuge in sports when their political stars wane..... MORE Source:  The Daily Tribune ALTERNATE URL: http://www.classicposters.com/commentary/20100208com6.html

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