In Terms of Media: Computers
An understanding of computers is, today, necessary basic knowledge for all of us. But the answer to “what is a…
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Whether it’s for the National Enquirer, People magazine, or the Catholic Digest, nuns are pretty good copy. Stories about sisters…
How to Break the Stereotype
Stereotyping is an insidious process. Mental categories and labels are necessary if we are to cope with the fast- paced…
Is It Time to Move the TV?
About seven years ago, sophomores that I had for an English Humanities class commented on television’s effect on their family.…
New Technology: For People or Profit?
An ecumenical consultation on “Satellite Communications and the Church,” sponsored last fall by the National Council of Churches in New…
Stay Tuned…TV Can be Good For You!
“Television can be a positive practical training ground for moral growth in a changing world” Christian values need exercising just…
No, Walter, That’s Not the Way It Is…
When Walter Cronkite signs off each night with "that’s the way it is,” one might realistically request another half-hour of…
Sports: Is It Just
It’s an endless cycle. Football now begins in July, just after baseball’s All-star Game. By November, basketball and hockey are…
In Terms of Media: Printing
Printing has a language all its own. A knowledge of its vocabulary will help you understand the process and improve…
A Reflection on Media in the Third World
Outside the United States, everyone knows the U.S. is the most influential country in the world. Its economics, education, politics,…