Word: stationers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...October 6 article entitled "Radio Station Confronts Decline in Ad Revenues" incorrectly identified Laura H. Finkelstein '87. Finkelstein is the president of WHRB, not its station manager...
...station must file its budget with theoffice of Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III byOctober...
Epps said yesterday that he was not aware ofthe station's difficulties. In the past, hisoffice has helped the station appeal toadvertisers, Epps said...
...Christmas, a 6-ft. 4-in., 198-lb. creature climbs into a T shirt and jeans, swallows a vitamin pill, drinks a glass of Maine tap water and turns on some hard rock on WZON. He is never dissatisfied with what he hears: after all, he owns the station. With a few breaks, he will type until what he calls "beer o'clock" -- about 5 p.m. He has been known to work into the night. The output is some ten pages a day, although with a Wang computer, "the sky's the limit." Before him lies a handful of works...
Vengeance was novels away when Stephen scraped through the University of Maine at Orono, moonlighting as a dishwasher, Little League coach and gas- station attendant. He majored in English, minored in dramatics, marched for peace, voted Republican for the last time in 1968 ("I believed Nixon when he said he'd get us out of Viet Nam"), and met his future wife, a woman whose unlikely name, Tabitha Spruce, seems to have been plucked from a Stephen King coven. She remembers him as an imposing figure, a "campus institution" who wrote a weekly column called "King's Garbage Truck...