June 7, 2008 | In: News
The Benefits Of Higher Educaiton
I keep coming across this article by the Associated Press, which surfaced a few days ago:
“Westlake High School officials misspelled “education” on the diplomas distributed at graduation.” – Daily News
Apparently, the officials of Westlake High School accidentally printed “educaiton” on the diplomas.
I often wonder why people feel the need to say someone misspelled something when clearly it is a case of an accidental typo. And yet you hear this stuff constantly when someone misplaces a single letter on a print-out. “It’s been the subject of mockery on local radio,” they say.
I mean, sure, it’s funny. It’s ironic. But let’s call it like it is.
2 Responses to The Benefits Of Higher Educaiton
cb
June 13th, 2008 at 11:37 PM
I agree. It really irritates me when obvious mistyping or misprinting is equated with a spelling mistake.,or lack of knowledge of spelling!
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