RE: College radio talent

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

Umm, Tufts has an engineering school and has had for 
decades--if not for a century. I know a couple of EEs 
with degrees from Tufts--and they are _damned fine_ 
engineers. One is Brad Robbins, who is VP of Engineering 
at Teradyne in Boston. The other is Gary Patrick, who 
worked for me at what was then HP in Waltham. Moreover, 
within the last decade or so, centimillionaire (at 
least) Bernie Gordon, founder and CEO of Analogic Corp 
in Peabody, donated Gordon Institute to Tufts. Gordon 
Institute is the graduate school of engineering that 
Bernie founded (and named for himself--no shrinking 
violet he).
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> Speaking of which, this touches on a huge pet peeve of mine....why is it 
> that liberal arts colleges (Tufts & Wellesley come to mind as two of the 
> worst - but definitely not the only - offenders here) that have radio 
> stations insist that all focus be on the content and that since they are a 
> liberal arts college - NOT an engineering school, they add haughtily - they 
> refuse to teach their students anything about how to make that 
> content.