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So while many Americans are encouraged that there ’ s now some genuine diversity out there , many liberals regard this news as distressing — even disorienting , especially since ratings at the old news networks have been dropping for years while the upstart Fox News has been coming on strong , picking up new viewers just about every month since it went on the air in October 1996 . Stay tuned for news as Penn Connects begins unfolding on campus and beyond . Ticket brokers and their affiliated purchasers claim that they are simply more adept than members of the public at getting through on the telephone because of their greater efforts ( e.g ., they pay closer attention to news as to when new tickets are going on sale , they use speed dialing and other techniques ) . ' Slate 's William Saletan writes that Bush repeatedly " framed the acceptance of bad news as moral failure " and that Kerry wo n't say that " Americans are dying in Iraq for a mistake ... As to what should be included in this library of preferred and authoritative Christian writings , there was agreement among the churches in regard to general outlines , but no little diversity of news as to details . He sought out the prison where the pirate sailor lay , and asked for news as to the trade of the ship ; and was told that the captain trafficked in slaves , which he sold in the great market-place at Balsora . You may have heard otherwise from some president or pope , but some of them are idiots and many are mal-intentioned , and you might as well believe what you hear on the six o-clock news as to give much credence to such myths . And two of every three Americans rank their local television news as excellent or good , according to a two-part study conducted by the Center for Survey Research and Analysis at the University of Connecticut for the Radio and Television News Directors Foundation .