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There's a journalistic term for poorly-placed headlines in printed media but I appear to have misplaced my notes from my Tustin High Journalism class.
THIS is a classic example of headline placement gone bad.
[Please note that I am in no way trying to diminish the importance of the music teacher remembered in the "He was a riot" article. Just one of those times when a poorly-placed headline makes a mockery of print journalism.]
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