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In last week’s article entitled “‘ASS’ inducted into Arcade Hall of Fame,” one of the video game enthusiast quoted in the article, Todd O’Neal, was described erroneously as a “Nerd.” This is of course a careless and insensitive mistake and we would like to take this opportunity to correct the situation and make it clear that Todd is in fact more of a “Dweeb.” The Peak offers its sincerest apologies for the error.    

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