Editorials and Personal Columns

3 Ideas for an Editorial in the Lone Star Dispatch would be:
1) Conflicting opinions on Halloween costume rules
2) The problems with air conditioning/heating in winter at Bowie
3) Is cell phone addiction real?

One columnist I read:
One prominent person I like to read from would have to be willdabeast, who is a professional dancer and speaks his opinion in all of his posts about current issues. I like to read him because even if I don't always agree with him, I respect that he goes against the normal and doesn't care what everyone else thinks.




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