Page 8, March 30, 1989, Capital Times
WPSH
broadcasts
from dorm
By Josette M. Kloker
WPSH, the voice of Capital
College, held its first live remote at the
lounge in Wrisberg Hall on February 14-
Valentine's Day.
In commemoration of this special
day, WPSH played dedications that
listeners had requested. According to
Judy Hricak, general manager of WPSH,
the dedication hour was so popular that
it had to be extended into the second
hour.
The dedication hour was not the
only way listeners could participate in
the remote; the WPSH staff also
challenged listeners' memories with a
variety of trivia questions. Compact
discs, albums, and huggies were among
the prizes awarded for correct answers.
Lynn Jesuit, secretary of WPSH, said
the students really enjoyed the questions
and were actually asking for more.
Jesuit said the remote may have
been less successful, if not for the efforts
of the Residents Student Council (RSC).
Not only did they co-sponsor the event
and sell pretzels in the lounge, they also
knocked on students' doors at Wrisberg
and Church Halls to inform them about
the remote.
Both Hricak and Jesuit said the
remote was a success. They said it
helped to create awareness that the radio
station can transmit its signal to the
halls, as well as provide students with an
idea of the large selection of music
WPSH has available.
Throughout the remote, Hricak and
her staff constantly announced their need
for more disc jockeys. She said by the
end of the remote their request was
answered with the recruitment of four
new students to the WPSH staff.
Hricak said she would like to have a
few more remotes before the end of the
semester.
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