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FCC Commissioner Circulates Document on ‘The State of Media Journalism’ -article by Matt Cover, CNSNews.com

Media censorship on the move. Looks like they're wanting to investigate new ways of making news more "fair." The Fairness Doctrine doesn't seem all that far fetched anymore. Wiki's definition of Fairness Doctrine: It was "introduced in 1949, that required the holders of broadcast licenses both to present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was (in the Commission's view) honest, equitable and BALANCED." (my emphasis)

According to this article, looks like that's EXACTLY what their intentions are. Making licensing more difficult to receive. And who do you think will have a much more difficult time receiving their broadcast licenses?

If that's not disturbing enough, how about what will take the place of those "select media outlets not being renewed"... -"public media." -This is straight from the mouth of an FCC commissioner.

So how many "public" ran agencies, businesses, bureaus does this make now? Media's next folks... media's next.

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Renovations For Saluki Sports

Tell me this football locker room isn't big league? Oh yeah, FBS (1A) is right around the corner...

Click HERE to watch a video of the new additions named "Saluki Way," including renovations to the existing basketball arena, addition of new coaches offices, players locker rooms, and state of the art video screening rooms. Plus a brand new football stadium holding 15,000 screaming Saluki fans.

Eat 'em up, Eat 'em up SIU!!!

This Seals It - Kurt Warner Is The Best QB Ever -article in The Village Voice
A little late on this article, but exactly what I've been saying, none the less. He belongs in the Hall of fame. His name should be mentioned in the likes of Brady, Manning, Favre, etc.

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