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Originally Posted by Postergirl7 The amateur radio club isn't dead. they are trying to get up and running again. the poly post has been running announcements in the paper for the last 6 weeks. they are just having difficulty trying to find members who are licensed. i really like the idea of a cpp radio station. and i agree with the fact that it would be difficult to find a music genre that everyone on campus would agree upon. pasadena city college has a great radio station, thanks to npr. as does santa monica college with its kcrw. news might be an idea.. but i don't think you realize the difficulty in finding news on this campus. it is a much harder task trying to control that than any of you might imagine. |
hey, let's make this happen! we have more than 20,000 students. what we say goes around here since we are the customers. i would think that if we have a ham radio club, the comm dept, and most of the people on this web site in favor we should make this happen. all we need to do is get organized and go for it. as for the news, couldn't the radio station plug into the news streams already out there? the university has a public relations office, and news on the polycentric, and then every college has a PR office, too. then add the news from the poly post and the sports information director and you have a pretty full plate of stuff. let's go for it!