Word: tuned
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...story. If the impetus behind reporting the news has moved from datelines to the bottom line, it is up to the American public to cry out for objectivity. When I feel a need to be truly and forthrightly updated on the happenings of the world and my area, I tune in to National Public Radio. CONN SCHRADER Queensbury, New York...
...Since these are still in development, I don't know exactly when we'll have them," he said. "We hope to have a new program by the fall and be able to test it out in the spring. For the time being, we have to continue to tune our old system...
...sophomore production and first full-length record, Mass Teen Fainting, is a blend of potent songs, merging a fifties surf-garage feel with the driving energy of power pop. Their concoction is a Beach-Boys-meets-Shonen-Knife puree, and cocktail leaves the listener with a smile and a tune...
...Harvard defense, perhaps the best in Division I-AA, was simply overpowering for 60 minutes. The Crimson shut down the Tiger running attack to the tune fo 54 yards and pressured Princeton quarterback Brett Budzinski from all angles...
...only good news is that some of this disinterest may be temporary. "The model of a good news consumer is a person with a home, a family and a stake in the community," says Woodhull, which means that today's young Americans may tune in to regular news 10 years down the road. But, she cautions, news outlets "have to lay the groundwork now." Yet, with the exception of a few efforts like the Boston Globe's solid but irritatingly titled Gen X column, "Whatever," newspapers have been slow to reach out to young readers. Television executives, on the other...