Word: broadcasts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...university. If true, it means that an educational institution is tolerating a dangerous perversion of education. It means that in the name of academic freedom, Harvard permits as members of its faculty, men who are held in academic slavery by a menacing totalitarian ideology. No wonder his charges, broadcast as they were through a nationwide press, have damaged the University's prestige and could cause concern among parents whose children are, or want to be, students here...
Lack of frequency modulation equipment will force the station to broadcast without sound. Audio will be provided by WYBC, the undergraduate AM radio station...
...television station will broadcast on a closed circuit. From the studio, 2000 feet of co-axial cable carry the program to the dormitories...
Every seat in Mexico City's ornate Bellas Artes palace was filled, and outside hundreds waited vainly to get in. On the stage, the country's top entertainers trooped to the microphone to sing and play in a two-hour broadcast over Mexico's 254 radio stations. All of the 50-odd songs they sang were the work of a gaunt, sad-eyed, scar-faced wisp of a man who watched from the wings. His name: Agustin Lara, who was celebrating the 25th anniversary of his career as Mexico's and Latin America's favorite...
Robert A. Monks '54 also announced a Council program on which he and David Bicks will discuss parietal rules with House masters Gordon M. Fair of Dunster and Mason Hammond of Kirkland. The program will be broadcast Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. over WHRB...