No one, especially those involved with SGTV, will deny that they need all the help they can get. Your editorial is an example of what does not help. It seems you see SGTV as an opportunity to toot your own horn at someone else's expense. I get the feeling that The Maroon's problems with SGTV run a little deeper than the talent of its creators. The Maroon fears SGTV is trying to step on their toes and be a rival news source.
Nothing can be further from the truth.
SGTV means to keep students informed on what SGA is doing and how they are addressing issues on campus. I don't think anyone would object to being too informed on issues, or to knowing too much about what their elected representatives do for them. It's not an SGA-only party. It's disgusting that The Maroon should come down so hard on freshmen who are trying to contribute to Loyola based on one piece of work. And no matter what any journalist says, journalism will never be impartial as long as people with relative perspectives work to produce it.