I 'd like to agree, but in truth all newspapers, and other types of media, are run more like this community college's newspaper than the idealists would like students to believe. They would have the students believe, that journalists have some form of freedom in their reporting, to find the truth as they see it. But does anyone really believe that the talking heads at CNN, FOX or NBC get to write or say anything they want, what they see as the truth? That reporters at the NYTimes or SA are not assigned stories that are heavily edited or shelved because they don't meet editorial's requirements? And that those requirements are determined by the newspaper's ownership? And if you don't understand or learn to work within the rules, you can be fired. That's business. Freedom is for those with enough money to buy a competing newspaper. Let's hope we keep that freedom. But don't expect someone to give it to us along with a paycheck.