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Broadcast, campus and print: the two-part humor test

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Tested November 2026

The local-broadcast and humor-in-print tests return negatives in both their parts. Broadcast: no sketch show, children's clown or comedy programme was produced from North Liberty — the county's famous local productions are South Bend stations' work, carried in that build. Campus: North Liberty has no campus; the school stage at John Glenn belongs to Walkerton's record, boundary-printed and not claimed. Print, part one: no beloved newspaper humor column with a North Liberty byline was found in the town's papers as reached. Print, part two — the required negative, stated: no syndicated humorist wrote from this town, and no humorist of national standing was born here. Both parts print because the discipline requires the pair, and because a town columnist is exactly the kind of figure a web search misses; the settler for a re-run is the full run of the town's own newspapers on Hoosier State Chronicles and at the public library.

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Source: Broadcast, campus and print: the two-part humor test, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/comedy/broadcast-campus-and-print-the-two-part-humor-test/