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Friday, January 06, 2006
College of the Holy Cross | Public Affairs | WCHC, Student-Run Radio Station, Begins Live Web Streaming: "WORCESTER Mass. � WCHC 88.1 FM, the student-run radio station at the College of the Holy Cross, has started live Web streaming of its broadcast content, 24 hours a day, seven days a week via its Web site: http://college.holycross.edu/wchc. Listeners are now able to tune into WCHC, including student-run music and talk radio shows and a number of Crusader Division I basketball and hockey games, outside the 15-mile radius broadcast coverage area."
Student-run radio station fighting for air - The Boston Globe: "''I'm very concerned. The FCC made a big mistake. I hope they fix it,' said Magno, faculty adviser to the station, from behind his desk recently as teenagers, teachers, and alumni rushed in and out of his room during a typical broadcast day."
MOTOR CITY JOURNAL: All everything (musical) and all of the time: "When a radio station offers two shows in one day featuring heavy metal music -- one on dark metal and the other on death metal -- you can be sure it is not your ordinary spot on the dial. And WHFR-FM (89.3) certainly is different."
The fund-raiser will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 and run through 11:54 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 19. The students of the Radio Broadcasting program at Lewis and Clark are currently out in the community raising money from local businesses for the 89.9-hour marathon. The money they raise will then be used to take a group of about 50 children from the Alton Boys and Girls' Club on a shopping trip prior to Christmas. Money raised will also be used to throw a Christmas party for the younger members of the club. "
Harbor College revitalizes its TV station: "Its programs aren't likely to overshadow 'Desperate Housewives' in the ratings anytime soon, as one official joked Monday. But Los Angeles Harbor College's newly revitalized cable television station, HCTV, is bringing a world of new opportunities to the Wilmington campus."
Harbor College revitalizes its TV station: "Its programs aren't likely to overshadow 'Desperate Housewives' in the ratings anytime soon, as one official joked Monday. But Los Angeles Harbor College's newly revitalized cable television station, HCTV, is bringing a world of new opportunities to the Wilmington campus."
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