Evening star. [volume], September 29, 1946, Page 15, Image 88

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BROADCASTERS
Continued from page five
were invariably skeptical. Their
attitude softened as they became
persuaded that the students could
get themselves on the air, keep
within the law and never be hurt
except by picking up a hot solder
ing iron.
College authorities now give
positive encouragement. College
radio has taken its place alongside
college newspapers as a campus
activity which not only serves a
valuable function in itself, but
gives vocational training of a high
order.
Faculty members now co-oper
ate actively in many ways
A Wesleyan professor wrote and
went on the air with a weekly
half-hour session of horror stories.
When the Columbia station
launched a late evening program
called “Music to Study By,” some
of the authorities objected, but
their protest was quelled by a
professor of education who called
it "good psychology.” When Har
vard students broadcast an inter
view with Strip Teaser Ann Corio,
most of their mentors conceded
that it was legitimate coverage of a
modern social phenomenon.
Looking Ahead
Overall direction for the college
stations comes from their central
office in New York. This is a serv
ice organization with elected offi
cers, providing each station with a
monthly magazine, a weekly news
letter, and individual advice. It
operates a script exchange (from a
library of 80 programs) and formu
lates operating regulations.
The IBS has big ambitions. If a
network among three or four col
leges ill feasible, so is a large
regional one (18 eastern colleges
are now readying one). So is a
national one — and so, ultimately,
an international one. Already the
IBS has engineered exchange
broadcasts between this coun
try and England. Australia.
Brazil and the Belgian Congo.
To expand this into a regular ac
tivity would entail leasing more
wires and short-wave facilities, and
making transcriptions on a grand
scale. It would take time and
money.
The young people who want to
do it have the time. And in driving
toward a goal as rich in promise
as international cultural exchange
they are not likely to be discour
aged by a hurdle with a dollar sign
on it. The End
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