Word: fm
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Woodworth believes that he has found a partial solution to the layman's problems in understanding music through his radio program. "Tomorrow's Symphony", which is being broadcast on WGBH-FM, the Lowell Institute's new radio station...
Meanwhile, the projected cable tie-up to link numerous University buildings and the new Lowell Institute FM station, WGBH, may be delayed for some time due to materials shortages. David H. Kaye '54, who is coordinating the project for WHRB, said the Network technicians engaged in laying the cable might not get the needed wires until the second quarter...
...assumption that few men have FM radio sets in their rooms, the Music Department has invited students to listen to broadcasts of Friday afternoon Boston Symphony concerts at Paine Hall...
...Tillman Merritt, chairman of the Department, said last night that his department has acquired an FM set from Edward A. Taft '04 three years ago which provides "excellent reception." He asked that listeners get to their seats before 2:15 p.m., the starting time of the concerts...
...University-wide broadcasting network will soon connect campus buildings with each other and with the Lowell Institute's new FM station, WGHB, it was learned yesterday. A high fidelity telephone cable has already been set up between WGBH's studios in Symphony Hall and the Busch Reisinger Museum of Germanic Culture...