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[By Bob Lang
Some USC students say improvement is
needed in this year's election coverage by the
(news media.
Media coverage of the two presidential
[candidates is increasing dramatically as the
Nov. 6 election date nears.
Also increasing is the responsibility of the
press and broadcast media to present the preelection
news as fairly and as objectively as
possible.
DARRHYL CAPERS, a business adminstration
sophomore, said he does not
think the election coverage has been all that
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"The Republican Party has been getting
much more coverage than the Democratic
Party," Capers said. "They (the networks)
always show the president in different areas
of the world doing something for 10 minutes.
Then they show Mondale campaigning
somewhere for a few seconds," he said.
Capers also criticized the media for
"pounding into the ground" the issues of the
national deficit and nuclear arms.
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didates think about unemployment and income
security."
HE SAID the press also needs to get some
answers from the president. "Reagan is
being too secretive," he said. "He beats
around the bush and you don't know what
he's going to do next."
criminal justice sopnomore Jett Peters
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"I haven't seen Reagan at all lately," he
said. "But I don't think it is because of the
networks being unfair or anything. Mondale
just seems to be out and campaigning more,
so I guess they have no choice but to cover
him more."
Another Carolina student, Bill Sarabia,
said the networks are covering the election
the best they can, but Reagan has the
advantage.
"ANYTIME THE media harps on the
president tne public aoesn t like it, ne saia.
Sarabia, a senior in secondary education,
said Reagan uses the media better than Mondale.
"He plays the public opinion better."
Reagan's well popularized ability to "play
public opinion" by looking good on camera
could, said Peters, be an unfair advantage
over Mondale in any televised debates between
the two.
"Reagan always looks and sounds good on
TV," Peters said. "He has the speaking prowess.
I believe a national debate would hurt
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charisma-like charm similar to that of John
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in the same way," he said.
Kennedy trailed Richard Nixon in most
polls before a nationally televised debate in
1960. But immediately following their visual
and verbal contest Kennedy gained
significantly in the polls and ultimately won
the election.
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