We make excuses for bad behavior. Its easy to do. We are all guilty of it. But not us, its always the other person’s fault. Don’[t hold us accountable because we don’t make mistakes. Unfortunately, we do make errors in judgment and should try and do better or remain miserable. Doing better for ourselves is an everyday struggle. We should look at the end of it: When we do, we feel better - when we don’t we feel guilty. If we don’t feel anything, we have a real problem. We must convince ourselves that good is good and bad is bad. Forcingourselves to do this we may discover that something within us reaches forth for some good, even though it might seem wrong in someone else’s eyes.

ALLEN CASSIDY, Auburn