LCTV produces quality episode; students amazed
"It's like Schindler's List at our school!" one exclaims
by an anonymous source

LCTV, Lewis and Clark's weekly news program, has captured the hearts of students and faculty alike in yet another hard-hitting, emotionally-charged episode. This week in particular, students were especially impressed with roving reporter Micah Saul's exposé on administration-student relations showcasing not only the voice of the student body, but also the concerns of those in the Dean's office. After watching the program, Michael Ford, Dean of Students, remarked, "I was unaware of the frustrations being voiced by the student body on this very important issue. Thanks to LCTV, I believe we can walk together down the road to communication."

The LC community isn't the only one to take notice of LCTV's consistent dedication to excellence. The Future Media Moguls of America (FMMA) organization has recently endowed LCTV with its esteemed Golden Tripod award for the team's investigative and unbiased coverage of the recent ASLC elections. According to FMMA spokesperson Mick Dicmore, "LCTV has proven itself time and time again to be the most reliable source of news for the multitude of diverse activities sponsored by Lewis and Clark College. Such an active and empowered student body deserves and equally all-encompassing news program.

LCTV has gone above and beyond the level of college-level reporting with a product enjoyable and informative to everyone. It is so refreshing to see college students taking their work seriously, instead of using their position for the personal gain, or simply humping random objects. LCTV, we salute you!" Says LCTV director Cody Hoesly, "after so many years of taking risks to give the people of LC the quality they deserve, it's nice to finally be given some recognition, especially after having worked so hard to get the real issues behind the ASLC elections. However, I believe the results speak for themselves. Of course, it all wouldn't be possible without the continuing support of the LC community, from Mike Ford to ASLC to the mailroom workers."