Word: network
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...decided upon at a meeting of the investigation committee last week. The CRIMSON has announced its cooperation in printing a special edition, featuring the old constitution in one column, the new in the second column, and the reasons for the proposed changes in the third. Plans for the Crimson Network to sponsor a series of discussions on the subject are as yet amorphous...
With the return of its staff and with the addition of technical improvements, the Crimson Network will return to the air with regular weekly evening broadcasts starting Tuesday night, September...
Silent over the summer, the Network is laying plans for its seventh year of operation and is contemplating Freshman interview broadcasts from Memorial Hall at registration, coverage of all home football games, and extension of its services to the Yard halls and graduate halls. Under present conditions, the Houses and Stillman Infirmary are the only units served by the network...
Programs planned call for the usual classical and popular music hours, news, and continuation of the radio workshop, which does original dramatic features. Broadcasting will start every evening at 7:30 and remain on until 12 o'clock. The Network's call letters are WHEN and can be heard by tuning in at 800 on the dial...
...Catholic Church best use radio as a tool in proselyting? For one, by offering good music to attract the listener and to create a mood receptive to the subsequent religious message. This is the conclusion drawn by Scripter William C. Smith from audience reaction to his two Catholic network shows, The Catholic Hour and The Hour of Faith. His conclusion and what lies behind it are set down in The Priest, a monthly published for the clergy by straitlaced, conversion-minded Bishop John Francis Noll of Fort Wayne, Ind. Some of Smith's points...