November 20, 1975
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WZAP Plans To Have
FM Operation
Did you know that WZAP
is seriously planning to
become an educational FM
radio station? The drawing
(LOCATION) is the way the
new station could look in the
near future if plans, being
worked on now, are adopted.
The facility is expected to
be located on the third floor
of the main building and will
consist of four studios.
Studio A will be the master
control studio and house the
FM transmitter. Studio B
will handle production and
have control of Studio C.
Studio C will be used for the
recording of or live presen
tation of group discussions
or small musical groups.
Studio D will be the news
delivery booth. Extensive
patching networks will ena
ble the studios to be
interconnected singly or in
combination with each
other. This will allow three
separate activities to take
place within the facility
without disturbing the FM
operation going on in Studio
A.
The new station will
function as a training ground
for students planning to
seek employment in the
broadcast industry and
provide music and programs
of public interest to the local
communities.
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WHAT:
C.C. Reader Staff Meeting
WHO:
Staff
WHEN:
Monday, Nov. *4th, 3 p.m.
WHERE:
W 129
WHY:
Organization For Winter
Term
Drawing and Story by John Leierzapf
Staff Writer
The proposed radio sta
tion facility should prove to
be a vast improvement over
the existing one. At present,
WZAP has only one studio
which is used for all
operations and is not
adequately soundproof.
This complicates operation
and limits the amount and
kinds of usage that should
New Forms To Be Used
The Records Office at
Capitol collects and retains
data and information about
students’ academic records.
Recognizing the student’s
right to privacy in exercising
control over the disclosure
Art Exhibit In
Gallery Lounge
An art exhibit of Medical
and Surgical drawings and
watercolors by Steven Gig
liotti is on display in the
Gallery Lounge until Dec. 5,
according to Roberta
McLeod coordinator of stu
dent activities.
Gigliotti, a native of Utica,
New York, attended Ro
chester Institute of Tech
nology where he received an
associate degree in Applied
Science and also was
awarded a certificate in Art
as Applied to Medicine from
the University of Rochester
School of Medicine.
In addition, he has an
Associate in Medical Art
from the University Of
Pennsylvania School of
Medicine.
Gigliotti has done many
illustrations for many medi
cal journals and various
publications. He was the
illustrator for the Philadel
phia Inquirer Art Dept, and
the editor of “Medical Art”.
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normally take place.
At the present, time is of
major importance because
there are only a few
remaining frequencies avail
able for use in the Harrisburg
area. If everything goes as
planned, WZAP will have one
of them and begin operation
as an Educational FM radio
station.
of those records, the office
has designed a new form for
use during the Winter Term
which will govern local
action in releasing inrorma
tion. . ,
The following information
is considered public infor
mation which may be made
available without prior con
sent of the student: name,
address( local and perma
nent), telephone number,
date and place of birth,
major, student activities
including sports, weight/
height, dates of attendance,
date of graduation,degrees
and awards received and
most recent educational
institution attended.
The student may use the
new confidentiality form to
request that any or all of this
information not be made
publicly available.
The form may also be used
to indicate which inquirers
may or may not receive
copies of or information
from a student’s academic
record.
All students should have a
confidentiality form on file
with the Records Offic4.
If a student did/ not
complete a form during
registration, he/she should
report to the Records Office.
Delay in filing a form may
cause unnecessary delay in
releasing information / to
legitimate inquirers for pur
pose of credit or employ
ment.
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Covering city sidewalks
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Footsteps
At 8:00 and 5:00
By Susan Wohlbruck
STUDIO D
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