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The Communicator

The Communicator

February 4, 2025

Steve Coron enjoys a peanut Washtenaw Dairy donut he sent a student to purchase from Sparrow Market. Coron was kind enough to buy donuts for the block four journalism class students as a special treat. Despite concerns from his wife about the safety of his credit card, Steve trusts some of his students to buy them. “My wife says, Why are you buying donuts for these kids all the time? And I say, because I love to feed the babies,” Coron said. “If you put your trust in teenagers, it’s always a crapshoot, isn’t it? But I know who to trust now.”
February 4, 2025
Isla Tharp
Steve Coron enjoys a peanut Washtenaw Dairy donut he sent a student to purchase from Sparrow Market. Coron was kind enough to buy donuts for the block four journalism class students as a special treat. Despite concerns from his wife about the safety of his credit card, Steve trusts some of his students to buy them. “My wife says, Why are you buying donuts for these kids all the time? And I say, because I love to feed the babies,” Coron said. “If you put your trust in teenagers, it’s always a crapshoot, isn’t it? But I know who to trust now.”

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