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no! of course not.

i had to laugh at the san diego soviet union tribune recently. it's supposedly a "republican" newspaper, having endorsed dubya and all, but the feminist-socialist agenda controls the paper.

recently they had an editorial about the nyt mess, saying that the soviet union tribune is dedicated "truth and accuracy"!

whatta laugh!

i used to work at a university and had access to journalism majors grades and sat scores; they ranked down there with the education majors.

also, the so-called "j-schools" emerged in the 1960s, taking journalists out of difficult courses. no math, no science, no philosophy, no history, and no english.

a good friend of mine was a j-school student; he and the j-school were party-hearty folks. the print people, he said, looked down upon the tv people because the latter were good looking, clothes horses, and stupid.

when he graduated he went off to another city to work for his family newspaper. he wrote only several letters to me, but stopped because i used to correct his spelling and grammatical errors in red and mail them back to him! his response? that's not my job, someone else does that.

they were all radical environmentalists, feminists, and socialists.

universities need to dissolve their j-schools and return to the basics--readin', writin', 'rithmatic, and thinkin', cuz, these j-school people don't none 2 good! (/s)