Re: Some college stations (Re: College engineering)

["A. Joseph Ross" <lawyer@attorneyross.com>]

On 13 Jun 2003 at 8:08, Peter Q. George wrote:

> The students and managers, of the various
> college stations I take care of, know how lucky they
> are to have a fully functioning FCC sanctioned FM
> station.  Other people at other colleges would die for
> such facilities. I find that, at least at the stations
> I work for, these kids really enjoy radio and they are
> very up-to-date about the latest trends in the
> industry.  They also have a lot of fun bringing
> something local, live and unique to the college and
> the local community, without commercials.  Boy, what a
> concept!
 
As I recall, at WMUA when I was there back in the 1960s, we always had some engineering 
students involved, who had First Class licenses and were fully qualified to keep the station 
running properly.  It probably helped that the station was located in the main engineering 
building, with the tower on top of the building.  That's no longer the case, but with a sizeable 
engineering school at the University, I think they still get qualified students who can handle 
the technical side of things.

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