Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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TH ROLE HDCK 1 Punk FloydfThe Wall Led Zepplunfln Through the Outdoor J Geuls Band! Love Stunks Supertrampfllreakfasr un Ameruca ZZ TopfDeguello Pat Travers!Go for What You Know Tom Petty 6 The Heartbreakers! Damn the Torpedoes StyxfCorner Stone Ted NugentfState of Shock 10 Molly HatchetfFlurtun wuth Dusaster Top Male Performers 1 Alan Parsons Bob Seger Pat Travers Bruce Sprungsteen Tom Petty Top Female Performers 1 Lunda Ronstadt Pat Benatar Debbue Haru C0londueD Nancy Wulson CHeartD Corley Sumon Top Ten Groups 1 Punk Floyd 7 Journey 2 Supertramp 8 Foreugner C3 Led Zepplun Q Muchael Stanley 4 Styx Band 5 ZZTop 10 Ted Nugent o Tom Petty 6 Heart breakers Rankings were determined by re- sults ofa pole In the April 24 Triangle. Trl State's Top Ten was alred on WEAX during the Grand Prlx as part of the featlvltles. I sf 1 MNC ,gfflluu Tl Punk Floyd s The Wall 4991 Album E: -7lf1 Group Top Male Performer Rock and Roll us responsuble for the revolutuons un sex drugs and the young Hmmm could ut be that sex drugs and the young are resposuble for the revolutuon un Rock and Roll? Rock as ur has become affectuonately known doesnt cause the ulls of socuety ut only reflects them A look at the roles rock has played wull make thus pount clearer Unifier ln the late 50 s the young were searchung for somethung to udentufy wuth Theur older brothers and susters were heroes of the war but they had so such claum to fame The teens of the 1950 s had nothung to unufy them the way theur predecessors of prevuous decades had Then came Rock and Roll lt was loud aggressuve and pompous much luke the war' But the best benufut of all was that parents dusluked ut Teenagers could dance to rock eat to rock, lusten to rock and make love to rock lt was new, ut was a common denomunator, and best of all, ut belonged soley to the young Communlcator - As the 50's gave way to the o0's, rock recorded the growung frustratuon among youths Songs were no longer about 'Blueberry Hull, but turned toward more seruous comments on war, racusm, polutus, etc M Top Female Performer Rock was lustened to and because of that ut could communucate to all of the younger generatuon what the status of the whole was The Top 40 became State of the Unuon address for 50 mulluon teenagers Teacher Thus you may say destroys my theory that rock only reflects a socuety ut does not lead ut lf a rock song were to make a person suddenly Jump from hus seat rape a woman smoke a uount yell at hus parents and then blow hus brauns out yes I would say that ut had defunarely added to the problems of socuety However I thunk ut us obvuous that rock doesnt cause such sutuatuons Sure youll fund the above topucs un songs but seldom are they glamouruzed Rock teaches the consequences of actuons whether the consequences or the actuons are good or bad lt does not teach the actuons We all have done the same thung when doung case work un a college course Others - It doesn't stop here Rock produces udeals, whuch us somethung the we've had fewer and fewer of Addutuonally, rock us helpung to brudge the generatuon gap The rockers of the 1950's are the parents of the 1970's and the grandparents of the 1990's Need l say more? Q x V R v v- Q-, it E 15, ' ' ' ' Inst! 3k4,,3XS 4 i ' ' ' M! ' u i- XT.. . 'r - ,H ,Kev , y h -l 51,510 A I If is Q1 I .. . .ami I - ,.k X I lf-1 ' 1980's Top Ten Albums lf, ' u s. - ' y 'F ' T u 6- A f N 1 A ' 1. 7 . 7. Q I ', 8. 5 if A Q. h A' 2 . . . U , , U H H O 5. , 4 ' Q , ' - ' . 3 I... . I . . . . I I . 4' . l . 5- . . l , . K I . . . .

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Sometime in April of 1978, o rodio srorion wos born or Tri-Store College. lr wos conceived of ond funded by rhe Sreworr Holl Dorm Council ro ploy music for rhe holl residents. Dubbed WTSC, rhe srotion opero- red on o corrier-current bosis, thot is, the signol wos conducted through rhe power lines. They brought in o little money by selling commerciols to locol businesses, ond were omused enough for owhile. From the dungeons of Srewort, rhe hond- ful of srudenrs who ron the srorion emerged wirh onorher ideo, to go FM. Armed with loons from Tri-Store ond o budget from Student Senore, they bought on FM tronsmirrer ond o 90 foot tower in the spring of '75. During rhe summer, rhe dedicored workers built the studios, ond by foll the tower wos erected. On o remporory FCC liscense, the srorion begon sending signols through rhe os on educorionol FM srorion, wirh rhe coll Ierrers WEAX. lt tools o long time, but or lost, on August 18, 1979, the finol FCC liscense orrived. The stoff, now grown to obout 20 members, celebrored ecsroricolly. Jusr being on rhe oir wos o mojor occomplishmenr, but they didn't stop there. More new equipment, such os on open reel rope mochine, wos purchosed, By now rhe WEAX budget in Student Senore hod more thon doubled, ond so hod the storion's hours. From o limired oir time of 4pm-11pm weels- doys only, rhe hours were exponded to 8om- 1om weelsdoys, 8om-11pm Sorurdoy, ond 11om- 11pm Sundoy. Computer progrom logs were odded, rhe rronsmitrer ond exciter were re- virolized, ond o new console production studio gove them rwo fully operotionol studios for rhe first time. The record librory grew from 800 to over 1400 olbums. The . C-irond . Prix wos . first broodcost in '78 under rhe construction per- mit, ond hos been every yeor since. And in 1979 the storion ployed on rhe oir over the summer for the first time. The progromming hos chonged rorher dromoricolly. ln the begin- ning, rhe srorion ployed mellow rocls, sometimes progressive rocls, ond top forty tunes. Now ir is olbum-oriented rocls, ploy- ing good solid rocls ond roll. Nor only is WEAX the best new-music srotion in the oreo, but the formor olso includes Christ- ion broodcosring from 8om-noon weelsdoys, Chicogo Symphony orchesrro ond Clossicol music on Sundoys, ond Night Jom, wirh o feorured olbum or orrist, or 9120 on weels doys. This diversity in music, olong with o voriery of public service onnouncements, helps the srorion oppeol to o wide ronge of oudiences. Whot does the crystol boll show for future yeors? Perhops the greotest ochieve- ment is yer to come, for the Student Senore s Will VGVYTOI0 O much more budget will double ogoin in 1980-81, to ollow rhe storion to go Stereo. This will meon much new equipment, ond hopefully less moinrenonce. Also beginning in the foll of '80 the srorion monoger, like the publicorions edi- tor, will be gronred ruirion credits to dole out to the stoff. Nor thot rhese credits ore necessory ro get people to worls. Y' 'TF' Interesting post dynamic future .Fa