All hands on decks

Article Abstract:

Records played on college radio are likely to be successful. Twenty percent of American high school graduates go on to receive higher education and have the money to spend on records and the time to enjoy alternative pop music. WPRB, Princeton University, New Jersey has a frequency of 103.3 FM although non-commercial stations are supposed to keep below 92 FM according to the Federal Communications Commission. Harvard station WHRB 95.3 FM has a 10,000 album record library. Emerson College, Boston performing arts school radio station WERS 88.9 FM is very professional with an audience of three million in five states. WFMU 91.1 FM from Upsala College, East Orange, New Jersey was voted best radio station in 1991 and 1992 by Rolling Stone critics.

Management, Radio broadcasting, Radio stations

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Little Audrey's bedside manna

Article Abstract:

Catholics across the US are showing strong interest in miraculous events associated with 14-year-old Audrey Santo, who lives in Worcester, MA. She suffered an accident in a swimming pool at the age of three, and is now in a medical state known as akinetic mutism. She is dependent on feeding and breathing tubes, and can barely move. The statues and paintings of Christ and the Virgin Mary in her home weep blood and drip with oil, and Catholics have designated her a 'suffering soul.' It is now necessary to wait 18 months for an audience with her.

Healing, Religious aspects, Santo, Audrey

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Life's a beach to comb

Article Abstract:

A wide variety of items can be found by beachcombers, ranging from products from sunken container ships to items from fishermen's boats. Curtis Ebbesmeyer publishes the 'Beachcombers' Alert' website and newsletter, with beachcombers encouraged to report their finds. Ebbesmeyer is keen to trace the paths taken by floating objects and uses a computer program to predict when and where items will be washed ashore after falling into the sea. Ebbesmeyer also traces floating corpses for the police.

Information services, Beachcombing, Ebbesmeyer, Curtis

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