TCU Daily Skiff

	*Wednesday, March 10, 2004*

Opinion

DISH Network, Viacom at fault
Government oversight has hurt consumers

Shame on you DISH Network.
Shame on you Viacom.
But most of all, shame on you government.

Yesterday, DISH Network rid itself of seven popular channels, including MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central. What this means is we consumers may have to look a bit harder for a good laugh. Rest assured though, big business will continue to laugh all the way to the bank.

Bush’s decisions demand respect

With the upcoming elections, there seems to be talk all over the place about the 2004 candidates. A staunch conservative myself, I am quite fond of George W. Bush and what he stands for. To some, that comment resembles admission to Satan-worship. I am sick of the depths people must stoop to find something wrong with Bush.

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