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Here’s a nicely done grammatical gaffe in John Temple’s explanatory note to Rocky readers regarding the paper’s new format change: “I know this might sound strange, but after going through all the work to get us to this day, I hope the Rocky this morning feels familiar, comfortable. But fresh and exciting at the same time, the way a new cell phone or iPod might feel.” Work on your sentence frags, John! R M G Fransson Denver
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