There were people to have those concerns about publications over, but Annie, for better and worse, wasn't among them. Not now, and unlikely in the future. Even the things she hopes he finds to focus on in the future probably aren't the same as those Kanaya finds important... but she knows her priorities are all a little bit off.

She simply slides her communicator his way, a phone with a partially melted exterior (it makes the camera nonfunctional, but the screen is mostly legible. The post she has open there is meant to lend insight into the things Holiday did for imPorts, but it isn't with a goal of dictating what Clark walks away with from this exchange. She trusts people to make their own decisions, come to their own conclusions. Very few of them can say they know one is wrong or right inherently.

"One of the most difficult classes for me here has been English. Whatever grammar we use where I'm from... it doesn't quite match up. The vocabulary is strange, too." Which would seem off topic, but it's all to circle around to a point in conversation. "Having someone else read this over helps me out, too." If she were worried about anyone listening in, it seems to tie in more to something with English class... maybe. Winter break didn't mean an end to winter assignments.