Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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wid Carlcne Marker atvaits the .s «« from Kf n Bluyihtn, ) nu ' re on the air! Western is now oitfrating two radio stations on eanipiis altliouf li the range and sco{)e of the two vary considerably. WM(]R is a FM station o|)eratinf; on channel 216 at 91.1 megacycles with 400 watts effective radiated |)o ver. As a member of the ta[)e iK ' twork of the Nation- al Association of Educational Broadcasters estern received most of their programs from them bv taping the programs. One of the out- standing programs of the vear was, The Jeffer- sonian Heritage. In addition to this WMCR car- ried educational programs, rehroadcasts of all X estern assemblies, and live broadcasts of the football, basketball and baseball games. Mr. Wallace Garneaii was station manager. Glen Bis- hop was station engineer. ,Ja qneline Kintner was program director and Bernie Fernean served as sports announcer. IDR is an interdorm station operated by the Student (Council and its primarv fnnction is to entertain with record programs and to inform the students in the dorm about pertinent news. inston essels was station manager. Jack. Goodsell was chief engineer. Bernie Ferneau served as program director and Bob Gunnett was business manager. wmcr 29

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mc cracken hall By practical application, some physics laws became a means, that had as their end a culmination of aesthetic beauty. This end had dynamic sim- plicity whose functionalism became a place that propagated the pursuit of knowledge. The pursuit was diversi- fied. For some it meant the analysis of a I ' icasso, while for others: con- templation of Max Planck ' s Quan- tum Theory. Between these levels were the papermaker and the home- maker, both of whom were conscious of the potential therapeutist that worked near them. This is McCracken Hall. This, with its innltitudes of diversities, is Western. 28

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DR. PAUL V. SANGREN I residrnt As usual, the publication of the Brown and Gold delights both students and faculty. The composition and content of the 1953 annual are well up to par. I am sure that those who have an opportunity to see it will agree th at the good work should continue. Paul V. Saiigren President The unveiling of I ' resiclent Sangren ' s portrait by his daughter Mrs. Hildur Mahielski. 30