Truthiness in Action

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Bark Louder

“One of the incredible feats of media journalists is denying that there is media bias by equating it with conspiracy theories. When people share the same bias, they don’t need a conspiracy. The harm comes from the fact that most of the public gets to see only part of reality, which has been filtered through the same preconceptions shared by 90 percent of those in the media.”

—Thomas Sowell, columnist, 2002

• Editorial Comment: Barking louder isn’t barking truer.

• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs from social critic Jonathan Swift, on being wrong? Click here.

News from USU’s award-winning student news site, The Hard News Café


• Aggie TV News: Election 2012, 2 Valley suicides, sports & a snowy forecast, (Nov. 7) anchored by Ryan Humphries and Romina Nedakovic 
• USU students run exit polls as Republicans sweep Utah in Obama win, by D. Whitney Smith
• American, 25, postpones life to save abandoned children of Ethiopia, by Mackinzie Hamilton (special from The Oregonian)
• ATV News’ Cache Rendezvous celebrates the Halloween season: Cache Valley’s TV magazine show (10/30/12) 
• Presidential candidate blasts press for short-changing U.S. citizens, by D. Whitney Smith

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