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Correction­s, clarificat­ions

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A photo that ran on 2C of Saturday’s editions misstated where Tyreak Sapp, a class of 2021 recruit, has committed. He decided to commit to Florida.

To our readers

In Sunday’s comics section, the Non Sequitur cartoon by Wiley Miller contained a vulgar message that was hidden in an illustrati­on.

Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n, which distribute­s the cartoon, apologized on Monday for missing the offensive wording in its editing process. “If we had discovered it, we would not have distribute­d the cartoon without it being removed,” the statement said. “We apologize to Non Sequitur’s clients and readers for our oversight.”

Miller, in a statement, said he had prepared the cartoon with the vulgar message several weeks ago, intended to remove the message before the cartoon was distribute­d, but neglected to do so. However, in a Twitter post on Sunday, the cartoonist wrote: “Some of my sharp-eyed readers have spotted a little Easter egg from Leonardo Bear-Vinci. Can you find it?”

The Sun Sentinel considers this a breach of trust with our readers and will halt publicatio­n of the Non Sequitur cartoon. The Sentinel’s comic pages are prepared in advance, so readers may see Non Sequitur cartoons fortwo more weeks.

— Julie Anderson, Editor-in-Chief

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