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Hughes was the Judges' starting pitcher last year against Harvard, but this year he's stopped the throwin' in Waltham, and the tossin on Mt. Auburn St. and ventured out on a new career-turnin platters for WBUR, the Brandeis University radio station...
Under existing regulations, once a closed circuit college station receives its operating permit it does not have to renew it. However, this applies only to AM stations whose audience is limited to on-campus listeners. FM stations such as WHRB or WBUR at Boston University, whose range is more extensive, are required to renew their licenses every three years and are not affected by the questionnaire...
...introduction of a set of man-in-the-street interviews on the subject in question. Besides having the form of an experiential montage held together by the relationships between characters, Harvard Square uses separation of recorded voices, sound effects, and background noises on eight tracks to add depth. (When WBUR switches over to FM stereo in the next few weeks, a new dimension will be added to the sound by means of a kind of microphone "panning" from one speaker to the other.) Harvard Square requires careful listening for an understanding of what's going on around, behind...
Monday through Friday at 8 a. m. and 9 p. m., WBUR...
...WALL of a bathroom in the Coop, someone has written "STRETCHING NEURONS, LEON"; the producers of Harvard Square were pleased to find out about it. It just goes to show that people have been following WBUR's "continuing drama" radio program closely enough to pick up on the catch-phrase ("stretching neurons!") of one of the show's characters (a drug culture sensualist named Leon). If people write about you on bathroom walls, you know you've made...