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Too bad the u.s. is not like Canada where they actually have broadcasting ethics where Fox "news" is actually banned from the air waves because of the repeated nonsense and lies. Maybe if this country had ethics they'd be gone from here to.
This reminds me of the professor who forced her students to sign a pledge card that they would vote for
Obama. Ms. Sweet is still on paid suspension 5 months later.
"BCC finding:
The investigation found that Professor Sweet strongly encouraged or mandated that students from several classes sign a pledge card that stated "I pledge to vote for President Obama and Democrats up and down the ticket.""
You all scoff and poo poo this professor for doing this, but she is preparing kids for the real world. In this class, she is in charge.
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Yes, she is in charge of her own fiefdom comprised of tuition paying students that need to satisfy her biases in return for a so-called fair, objective grade, but as far as preparing them for the "real world"?
I was never allowed to cite a news story from a paper when I was in school unless it was a direct quote from an interview and established by such with the full transcripts, so I am confused how this is even an issue. Does the professor accept 3rd party reporting from other sources without proper originating citation?
I would not want my students to use any biased source.
Most sources are biased, but Fox is trashy entertainment. Might was well cite Lady Gaga
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