Abstract
A sample of 863 U.S. college students enrolled at a large Midwestern university were polled in an effort to ascertain what media sources a representative sample of college students might utilize most extensively; to gauge their actual knowledge of current events; and, finally, to compare responses obtained with reported types of media exposure.
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