Wednesday. August 24, 1933
Daily Nebraskan
Page 37
Lincoln radio' .
Continued from Pae 32
The station is a member of the RKO
radio chain, and features two RKO
programs, The Hot Ones," 9 p.m. Sun
days and "Solid Gold Saturday Night"
at 7 p.m.
KLIN (107.3 FM)
Little else to say besides "Lincoln's
easy listening station. "Beautiful
music."
Like most stations of this genre, the
music is pre-programmed, although
KLIN-FM does feature Sandy Jackson
broadcasting live in the mornings.
There are some local news feeds,
and the station features CBS news
when it simulcasts with its sister sta
tion, KLIN-AM after midnight.
KRNU (C0.3 FM)
UNL's broadcasting service, KRNU
features contemporary music and sev
eral "alternative" features, including
the Metropolitan Opera, coverage of
the NU Board of Regent's meetings,
and selected cases before the Ne
braska Suipreme Court.
The station also receives several syndi
air since 1970, features news feeds
from the ABC contemporary network.
Because of FCC foot-dragging, KRNU
still broadcasts at a low wattage, how
ever it is easily received on campus
and adjacent areas.
KSRD (96.9 FM)
With the demise of KBHL, "Super
country" KSRD is Lincoln's only FM
country music station. The emphasis is
on contemporary country music, with
live personalities during the drive times.
The station also receives several syndi
cated programs, including "The Ameri
can Silver Eagle" program Sundays at
8:30 p.m. and a Top 10 program, Sundays
at noon. In addition, it will be carrying
the UNL football broadcasts.
KUCV(G0.9FM)
KUCV is Lincoln's only classical music
outlet. Needless to say, this vaulted
position gives KUCV a special standing
in the intellectual community.
KUCV is also the city's NPR affiliate.
Mostly, it utilizes this service for classical
musical programming, however it does
feature NPR's fine news magazines,
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9pm,thepopularTrairkI IomeCompardon,
will be heard.
In addition to NPR, some ABC news
feeds are utilized. A non-commercial
station, KUCV memberships begin at
$20 for anyone interested.
KXSS (95.3 FM)
The newest entry in the Lincoln
market is KXSS, "Lincoln's new Kiss."
Another Top 40 station, KXSS offers
news at 20 minutes after and ten
minutes until the hour from 5:50 a.m.
to 11:55 a.m. and then again at 4:50
p.m. and 5:20 p.m. The station also
features live announcers all day.
KXSS offers only two features weekly,
"Concert Features" at 9 p.m. Sunday
evenings followed by Dr. Demento at
11p.m.
KZUM (89.5 FM)
Variety is the name of the game at
KZUM, Lincoln's public access radio
station. Natalie McClendon, acting station
manager at the station said that "the
fact that all the programming is done
by volunteers from the community"
gives the station a "wider range of
music and political backgrounds" from
which to work.
Beside the vast options of listening
offered by the station, KZUM offers 90
minutes of news Monday through Friday
from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Tlayin' it Kool' " focuses
on a day in the life of the
mythical Coolest Guy in
the Whole World. He
walks the New York stre
ets like oil pours; it is
evident that this is His
Town, these are His
People. A pass is over
thrown in a game of stre
et football, and there he
is to make the catch. A
woman is walking a herd
of about eight dogs, one
gets away, and there's
the Coolest Guy in the
Whole World to swoop up
the miscreant pooch and
deliver it unharmed to a
greatful, and gorgeous, wo
man. This guy is so cool
he even smokes cool; that
is to say, he smokes Kool.
He even sneaks in a puff
or two backstage, before
his climatic saxophone
solo.
"It all looks very slick
too slick. That's when
the pastiche of scenes
starts to add up, and one
realizes that in his slavish
devotion to the Coolest
Guy in the Whole World
image, he has sacrificed
both his real self and mean
ingful relations with the
humans around him. His
life is an endless series of
gladhands and gotta-go-nows,
the form of friend
ship without the sub
stance. Ultimately, his on
ly friend is hi cool, re
presented by his Kool cig
arettes. 'Here, at last, is
an ad with guts,' wrote a
critic from Le Monde. 'Exist
ential malaise in a form
we can all understand "
With top-drawer ads
like these slipping into
the Lincoln theaters, the
major studios are going
to have to push them
selves to make feature
films worthy of showing
with them.
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