Discussions have taken place intermittently with Cuba since the early 1990s to add Cuba to the programming offerings. Lubbers, former chairman of the Creighton University Art Department. All programming is seen in its unedited original form. He emphasized that the news is presented unedited and in its original form. The actual news programs we offer provide students of all disciplines with a powerful learning tool.
Students see the countries of the world as the countries see themselves.
Their awareness of the countries is heightened. They learn how the people look and sound and what kind of events make up the news. Lubbers points out that from this awareness stems a curiosity promoting in-depth study of peoples, their cultures and heir languages. Ultimately the news programs provide a daily record for the study of a people. Through these daily records, students attain an understanding of the country's politics, economics, culture and all facets of life, which define the society.