Student Council's "Free Newspapers on Grounds" initiative has begun providing students with free issues of The New York Times and USA Today. Thanks, but no thanks. I'll stick to getting my news from the Internet until these two propaganda machines go under. If Student Council truly wants to embrace diversity, they need to start with the diversity of ideas. These two papers represent the opposite of that, as they are two of the most extreme examples of media bias in America today. Student Council should provide us with a real newspaper like the Wall Street Journal.\n\nBilly Clinton\nCLAS IV
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