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| − | '''The Onion''' is a weekly parody newspaper audience that pokes fun of many subjects, especially [[America]] and world leaders. It does not have any political agenda beyond making fun of authority figures and has a balanced approach to lampooning both Liberals and Conservatives. The Onion was originally published in [[Madison]], [[Wisconsin]], by students attending the [[University of Wisconsin-Madison]] and has since grown to national distribution. | + | '''The Onion''' is a weekly parody newspaper audience that pokes fun of many subjects, especially [[America]] and world leaders. It does not have any political agenda beyond making fun of authority figures and has a balanced approach to lampooning both Liberals and Conservatives. The Onion was originally published in [[Madison]], [[Wisconsin]], by students attending the [[University of Wisconsin-Madison]],<ref>http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/08/28/bus2.feat.onion.site/index.html</ref> and has since grown to national distribution. |
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Revision as of 14:11, April 30, 2010
The Onion is a weekly parody newspaper audience that pokes fun of many subjects, especially America and world leaders. It does not have any political agenda beyond making fun of authority figures and has a balanced approach to lampooning both Liberals and Conservatives. The Onion was originally published in Madison, Wisconsin, by students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison,[1] and has since grown to national distribution.