TV is not the monster rotting the minds of young children, as many would have us believe. I know people who spend hours at malls just gazing at passersby and listening to others' conversations. TV takes viewers to places all over the world that most will never be able to afford to see themselves. TV brings not only comedy and trivia to living rooms across the world but also the results of investigative reporting, press conferences and interviews with world leaders, as well as reports about victims of Third World injustices. TV is overflowing with entertainment value, information and reflections of the world in which we live.
TV is a major part of American culture.
It is a resource for knowledge and one that should be tapped regularly. Laura Baker is a sophomore prejournalism and Spanish double major. Questions or comments should be directed to the On-Line Editor . Or tell us through the comment form.