GOODBYE,
FOR NOW: Fans
slap hands with senior Nate Harris, at
the head of the line, after the Aggies
beat SJSU to secure the No. 2 WAC seed.
See story in Sports. / Photo by Robert
McDaniel
Today's
word on journalism
Monday, March 6, 2006
"Neutrality
in journalism means refusal to take sides.
Many newspapers are neutral with regard to
certain issues. Hardly a newspaper exists
which is completely neutral upon all issues.
Such a newspaper would be regarded as spineless.
Just as the individual cannot escape taking
sides against evils in life, so the newspaper
necessarily has convictions against crime,
corruption, and other evils in public affairs."
--George
Fox Mott, journalism professor, in "An
Outline Survey of Journalism," 1940
AGGIE
GRAS: The TSC played
host to a Mardi Gras party (without alcohol or
real gambling) Saturday. At left, a woman balances
during one of the circus acts. / Photos by
Brianna Mortensen
Many bands
played throughout the party, keeping a pretty steady
mosh pit all night long.
Tables
for mock gambling -- no cash wagers were made --
were set up in the Hub.
All levels
of the TSC were packed with people.
A bunch
of friends gettin' in on the party.
"Bettors"
were given chips when they entered.
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