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...WHCN Goes to Dartmouth...
...station grew up technically, its staff began carrying on-the-spot coverage of dances, forums, concerts, and athletic events back into the radios of students who, for one reason or another, could not themselves attend. Last fall, WHCN broadcast a play by play report of the Dartmouth football game from Hanover, and plans are being made to cover the Virginia contest next year. In 1941, on the day after Pearl Harbor, the University counted on the Network to relay President Conant's Sanders Theatre address back to men sitting by their radios who could not possibly be accommodated...
...studios to purr insignificantly into the microphone, they thought moving out into new quarters might be a good idea. When the business staff began adding up the costs and subtracting from the Network's bank balance, they wondered how lucky they were after all. On May 11, 1945, WHCN vacated its Holyoke Street offices in time to save its equipment from the wreckers. The University made available quarters in Dudley Hall, where the Network has tailor-made its studios and recording rooms and now awaits only a Student Activities Center to go on to better things...
...WHCN will play host this weekend to delegates from 15 of the nation's colleges at a regional conference of the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System...
...This is WHCN, the Harvard Crimson Network," the familiar tag line, will no longer serve to identify the College radio station when it resumes operation after the summer vacation, it was decided last night at a full board meeting of the network...