[BC] format diversity

[Bernie Courtney]

there are still SOME stations that do things local and don't take stuff off
the dish out back.  WSHU at Seaton Hall is probably the best example of well
run college radio station I can think of around here.  I can think of at
least a handful of people who were involved with 'SOU that are now employed
by commercial stations in NYC in just the last 4 years or so.  The station
down at Rutgers, share w/ Piscataway HS, WVPH is local content all the time
(with some automation) however the station and its programming is a joke.
Mostly because Rutgers see the station as a social club, unlike Seaton Hall,
who decently integrates it into their communications curriculum.

bern

On 6/29/06, WFIFeng at aol.com <WFIFeng at aol.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> Even though most of what they play I find utterly appalling, they should
> let
> the students run it rather than "the Bird". I guess the problem stems from
> not
> getting enough students interested in the thing to begin with. That's a
> sad
> situation, right there.
>
> Willie...
>
>
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