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tuesday, October 13, 1981
daily nebraskan
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Photo by Daw Bentz
UNL student Paulette Jones-Brown spins the discs on Monday from 2 to 6 pjn. at
the student-run KRNU radio station.
KRNU provides experience
for more than 100 students
KRNU radio, 903 on the
FM dial, provides profes
sional experience to broad
casting students in a variety
of radio-related activities,
said Larry Walklin, chair
man of broadcasting in the
School of Journalism and
general manager of KRNU.
The activities involve all
news and talk formats for
the station, music formats
featuring rock, classical and
jazz and public affairs pro
gramming. Students also are
involved with the technical
side of broadcasting,
Walklin said.
"They don't repair
equipment, but they are ex
pected to understand its
operation," he said.
Students in four broad
casting courses are directly
involved with KRNU,
Walklin said. Introductory
broadcasting production
courses deal with the pro
duction and programming
aspects of the station.
Two broadcast reporting
classes handle the news
operation of the station.
As part of their cur
riculum in broadcasting,
100 to 125 students parti
cipate in the operation of
the radio station, Walklin
said.
The station has been in
operation since Feb. 23,
1980, and has won a variety
of national and area awards,
Walklin said. In competition
with all types of radio
stations, the student-operated
station has won awards
from the Major Armstrong
Foundation, the Associated
Press in Nebraska and the
Northwest Broadcast News
Association. It has also won
an award from the Aksar-ben-sponsored
competition
for the Nebraska Broad
casters Association in three
of the last four years.
Walklin said most of
Lincoln can receive KRNU,
except for some pockets of
the city that are affected by
interference because of
electrical circumstances and
other radio stations.
THE NEBRASKA AIR GUARD HAS SERVED THE STATE, ITS CITIZENS, AND THE UNIVERSITY
OF NEBRASKA AS THE SECOND OLDEST GUARD UNIT IN THIS NATION FOR THE PAST 35
YEARS. DURING THIS YEAR OF CELEBRATION, WE EXTEND TO YOU AN INVITATION TO SEE
OUR FACILITIES AT THE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. SEE IF YOU CAN BECOME A MEMBER OF THE
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NEBRASKA. SEE YOUR LOCAL NEBRASKA AIR GUARD RECRUITER. IN LINCOLN CALL 475-49 10
Change
deadline
Friday
Students wishing
to change to or from
PassNo Pass must do
so before 4 pjn. Fri
day, according to
Anhthony Schkade,
assistant director of
registration and re
cords. Schkade said the
deadline applies to
full-semester courses.
He said deadlines for
changing mini-course
registrations are post
ed in the Registration
Office, Administra
tion Building 103.
Schkade said ex
ceptions to the dead
line may be made by
writing to the Faculty
Senate Grading Com
mittee and providing
them with letters of
support from stu
dent's adviser, in
structor and the chair
man of the depart
ment the course is
being taught under.
Schkade said the
grading committee
grants exceptions only
for extenuating circumstances.