In the video, Shawn sings directly to the camera, going about his daily routine in the studio. He takes a break to play the piano, then finds himself swept away in memories of a former flame. Don’t worry, though, because Shawn isn’t looking all gloomy and sad the entire time; the end of the vid finds him smiling as he runs on a treadmill. The aforementioned heartache led him to write this total jam, so things can’t be all bad, right? among the citizenry. Journalism is not about striving to appear fair, but maintaining a rigorous objectivity for the purpose of serving the public. The ultimate allegiance of the press is to our fellow citizens. It is crucial that journalists do a better job at explaining our purpose and be radically transparent with all editorial decision-making. That means calling a lie a lie, and if we don’t, then fully providing readers with the reason why the word “lie” is not appropriate, along with context for understanding this administration’s abusive relationship with the truth. on tuition and fees, donations, or private sector partnerships to make ends meet. Those who cannot make the math work have enactedserious budget cutsshuttered whole departments and programs,andscaled back scholastic offerings Much like “Rain on Me,” “Sour Candy” is also a certified pop banger that perfectly mixes Gaga and BP's unique styles. Unlike other high-profile “feats,” the five pop stars all take center stage in the track — with the BP members intermixing Korean and English lyrics in their lines.