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[Typhoid]

Me too.

He makes learning fun.


I get it from the Newspeper when i read it, I always read it when bad things happen, like, not things i knew were gonna be in the paper, but things i knew that happened, that are in it.

Like a while back i read it and there was an article in the Province on my missing friend, then a week ago there was an article in the Tri-Cities paper on him, so i am now giving up reading newspapers.

I never wathc news on TV, i catch snippets from time to time, but i dont make a concious effort to sit down and watch the news. Im usually flipping through when i see something about a fire, or landslide or something.

[GameMaster]

I go on cnn.com at least once a day and that's pretty much where I get my news. For local news, I watch ABC news on TV.

[Jonbo298]

Some people on this forum consider TV news to be biased and evil and wrong on most things

But usually if I'm browsing on yahoo or google and look at the news, I catch it. Usually just watch CNN or another news channel to pass time if nothing else is on.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Some people on this forum consider TV news to be biased and evil and wrong on most things

But usually if I'm browsing on yahoo or google and look at the news, I catch it. Usually just watch CNN or another news channel to pass time if nothing else is on.

TV (and any media in general) is always biased. Many people will read an opinion in a paper or on tv and take it as a fact.

Usually, for the basic news, I'll get it from CNN (non-Canadian news anyway). For Canadian news, I'll get it from CBC. However, I never take any news reporters opinion or whatever they're trying to tell you as fact, just the actual event.

[Acebot44]

I get my sports news from ESPN and Fox Sports or any of their online sites.

I get my local news from FOX 11 or now that the school year is starting, Good Day LA in the morning. If anything big happens I just read about it on the web if I care enough. Usually, I just learn from word of Mouth.