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WUSC-FM under
Station
By ARMIDA GILBERT
6taff Writer
WUSC-FM is undergoing a
format change this year, ac
cording to Steve Glasser, graduate
station manager.
WUSC-FM, locatcd at 89.9
kilocycles, is a non-commercial,
educational radio station, Its
activities at the College of Jour
nalism are supervised by Dr.
Richard Uray.
According to Glasser, "This
year music will be light folk-rock
in an attempt to capture a larger
part of the audience and offer them
more contemporary music.
'Glasser said "WUSC-FM serves
a fourfold purpose: "First of all,
it's an educational non
commercial radio station; second,
the station is set up to serve the
University students; third, we
hope to serve the people of
Columbia: and fourth, at the same
time it serves as a training ground
for students who are interested in
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This year, WUSC-FPM is using
block programming, an unusual
procedure for a radio station, with
more interesting programs to
allow the maximum number of
students to work with the
maximum number of areas.
DJs will be broadcasting light
folk rock, including artists such as
James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Judy
Collins, the Beatles, Simon and
Garfunkel and Ferrante and
Telcher, from 12:15 to 3:30 pm.
daily.
"Comedy Time," produced by
Judd Terrell, is a half-hour of
comedy featuring such comedians
as Bill Cosby, Steve Allen, Don
Rickles and Flip Wilson. It will
"provide something not now of
fered in Columbia, a show devoted
exclusively to comedy."
Many news programs will be
offered this fall. All news
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WUHC-vM news team, "News In
Focus," will be simulcast over
WUt4C-AM-IPM every day from
4,'0 to MOU0 p.m,, under the
direction of news director Ben
Oriffin.
Ulasser said the program will
"bring all the news to the students
and thb people of Columbia, with
actualities from across the
country."
"'The Week in Review," will
rOview local, national and in
ternational news from the
preceding week.
"Handom Numberi," produced
by Prof. William Butler of
Columbia College, concerns
contemporary music from folk to
rock. Composer styles, common
themes and other' aspects of the
music will be analyzed and
discussed.
"Jazz Themes and Variations"
and "The Big Band Era" will
appeal to Jan and big band on.
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thuuiasts, "Men and Their Music,"
concems composers such as the
Beatles, and Bacharach and
Beethoven,
Other shows are "Femininely
Speaking." a talk show and "Radio
Smithsonian" of the Smithsonian
institute, "U. Perspective" and
"Men and Molecules" and "Radio
Platform" will return this year,
"Carolina Campus," to be heard
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00
to 5130 p.m., concerns people and
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The University Union travel and
spirit committees are sponsoring a
bus to the football game at Duke
Sept. 1".
The trip cost will be $18.00. This
includes round trip fare with a
stewardess "who has recently
completed training at the Wescoat
Sandlin Stewardess School and
Whooping Crane Observatory."
The price also includes a con
tinental breakfast, box lunch,
football tickets and set-ups.
Westcoat Sandlin described the
trip as being "for hard core
drinking and football fans."
Reservations can be made in
Room 204 of the Russell House. Ask
for Bonnie.
If this venture is successful, a
bus for the University of Tennessee
will be arranged, committee
spokesmen said,
tOLUMBIA VOLLEGE MIXER
The annual Columbia College
rreshman rixer will be from 8
p.m, to midnight, Sept. 17. Dress is
casual and a band will provide
music for dancing, All Carolina
men are invited to attend,
GARNET AND BLAVK MEETS
The staff of the Garnet and
Black, the USC yearbe., will
meet Monday at 5 p.m. at the
Union Annex at 1624 Pmndleton St.
All persons wishing to join the
Garnet and Black staff are
requested to attend,
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topics of interest on campus. "In
the past," Glasser says, "we have
had such guests as Gov. John West
and Carolina Student Body
President Harry Walker."
In the future, WUSC hopes to
have equally prominent guests.
Harry Walker will be returning as
the first guest on Tuesday, Sept. 21.
Produced by Troy Davis, the
program "will not be reserved to
politics. Last year "Carolina
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briefs
for D uke
terested in entering skits in
competition for the $675 prizes
offered In Cockfest '71 should send
a representative to Room 306 in the
Russell House, Sunday, Sept. 19, at
5 p.m. Sample scripts and entry
information will be given.
If your organization Is unable to
attend. contact either Cindy
Dabney at 777-3691 or Ed Craig at
777-5202.
VETERANS TO MEET
The Veteran Student
Organization will hold a meeting
Monday, Sept. 20, at 8:30 p.m. in
Room :W1, Russell House.
'Election of officers and business
matters will be discussed. All
interested veterans and ser
vicemen are cordially invited to
attend.
PROFEsSORS MEET MONDAY
The local chapter of the
American Association of
University Professors will meet at
noon Monday for a luncheon in the
Palmetto Room of the Russell
House, The meeting will include
election of officers and a
discussion of salaries.
rRATERNITY RUSH
Alpha Phi Omega, national
service ra$ernity, is holding rush
next week. Days to sign up are
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
The major event of the rush will
be a party Friday night, with live
entertainment.
For further Information call
spokesman Bill Tyson at Preston.
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to take a date
itair's Plaza
Beer or Wine
teat sandwich
id the Big Bird,
parking is
on, Sat,