For generations, learning the alphabet theoretically leads to raising a reader using a basic rhyme ....
A,B,C,D
.... E,F,G
..... H,I,J,K,
... L,M,N,O,P etc.
The new alphabet for the Vancouver Sun's hard copy has turned out to be a version of Campbell's soup:
A, NP, B, FP = C, T, and D
What is the sense of even having an alphabet when the Vancouver Sun has introduced a new order of collation? is it an oxymoron?Shouldn't it be:
A, B, C, D, FP, NP, and T
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