Reality TV Show

I think a good example of a reality tv show at FMU would be where there would be a competition to see who could eat the healthiest.  As most college students know, it is very easy to grab something quick out the snack machine instead of grabbing an apple for you leave to go to class.  There would be several students who would be evaluated and they would be secretly watched to see what kind of foods or snacks they ate.  The person who ate the healthiest would be rewarded a limited supply of giftcards to Subway.

Recycling

  I really don't support that much, but one thing I do support is recycling.  I believe recycling is important because it saves money and helps the environment.  If people throw out plastic it could get back to bodies of water and kill fish and other animals that live there.  If we throw it away in a certain container then they are disposed of in the proper places. Also, recycling is a good way to resuse things which saves us money.  If you go to Wal Mart, the plastic bags we get can be used for trashcan liners instead of buying trash bags; there are many more examples on recycling...get involved.

American Idol

     American Idol is a reality TV show that has been going on for about a decade.  Thousands and thousands of Americans audition to be on the show, but only 24 make it through to the actual round.  The contestants sing and perform infront of a live audience and the show's judges.  They are critiqued by the judges then America votes for who they want to keep on the show.  The person with the lowest amount of votes has to go home.  Even though there is only one official "winner" many of the contestants still "win" because they go on to make record deals, have concerts, ect.. For example, Chris Daughtry didn't make it to the end but he has become very successful in his music career.  It's not just about who gets the title of "American Idol," but it is also about the ones who give it all they got and make something out of themselves.