Yes:
34%
No:
66%
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Which of the following actions best describes what you most often do with the Suburban Journal? |
Read it to find out what's going on in my neighborhood:
50%
Read it to find out how a school's sports teams are doing:
4%
Read it to learn new recipes:
2%
Read it to find out about bargains or sales:
3%
Read it to see what lunches the schools are serving this week:
0%
Steal or borrow a copy from someone who gets one:
4%
Place it in the trash can or recycling bin without reading it:
32%
Leave it in the yard until it mulches:
6%
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Which of the following features of the Suburban Journal do you most regularly read? |
Education:
2%
Prep Sports:
9%
Guest Commentary:
1%
Letters:
4%
Opinion Shaper:
3%
Page One stories:
48%
Town Talk:
19%
Entertainment:
1%
Recipes:
3%
Life Styles:
3%
Classifieds:
7%
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Have you ever looked to find how much your neighbors' or friends' homes were worth in the "What Did it Sell For" feature? |
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Have you ever called Town Talk? |
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Which of the following is most likely the average age of a Town Talk caller? |
60:
25%
70:
32%
80:
15%
90:
9%
100:
18%
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If you were going to submit something to the Suburban Journals, which of the following would it most likely be? |
A guest commentary on a subject of great interest to the community:
25%
A letter to the editor poking fun at an Opinion Shaper article:
12%
A favorite recipe from my family:
4%
A sports feat by someone in my family:
8%
An ad for my garage sale:
43%
An anonymous tape recorded Town Talk comment about something that outraged me:
7%
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Do you find the guest commentaries in the Suburban Journals generally interesting, or generally a waste of reader time? |
Generally interesting:
50%
A waste of reader time:
50%
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Do you think reporting in the Suburban Journals is better than reporting in other newspapers, worse than in other papers, or about the same? |
Better:
15%
Worse:
27%
About the same:
58%
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Do you agree with the Suburban Journals' highly publicized decision not to use the surname of the adult associated with a cruel Internet hoax that may have led to the suicide of a despondent local teenager because naming them would have revealed the name of the hoaxer's minor child? |
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Which of the following statements best reflects your most strongly held opinion of the Suburban Journals? |
The Suburban Journals are an important source of community news because they cover people, events, and issues often overlooked by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
51%
The Suburban Journals should not be delivered free to households because some people don't want them and they litter neighborhoods; they should be distributed in kiosks so that only those who wish to read them take them:
38%
The Suburban Journals cover mostly trivial events that I am not interested in reading:
11%
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Do you read the Suburban Journals online? |
Yes, sometimes:
25%
Yes, always:
2%
No:
73%
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