Step 1: Understanding the Concept
In a switching circuit, a true statement means a closed switch and a false statement means an open switch.
Step 2: Simplify
Let \(r=p\wedge q\). The expression becomes \(r\vee\sim r\).
Step 3: Use the complement law
\(r\vee\sim r\) is a tautology, so it is always true.
Step 4: Interpret
An always true expression means current always flows, so the lamp always glows.
Final Answer:
The lamp always glows.
\[ \boxed{\text{(D) }\text{The lamp always glows}} \]