In Honor of WMUC's 70th Anniversary and Homecoming Weekend, we will be hosting two panels this FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20TH in ROOM 0147 TAWES. A number of WMUC alumni will be talking about careers in broadcasting and their experiences in the industry. All are welcome to attend one or both of the panels; the first is from 1:30-3pm and the second is 3:15-4:50pm.

Panel #1 (1:30-3pm): Making Your Career In Broadcasting
Lisa Baden, WTOP Radio Traffic Reporter
Bob Duckman, Veteran Washington Area Radio Personality currently with WNAV, Annapolis
Max Cacas, Reporter, Capital News Connection, Washington, D.C.
Pat Anastasi, MSNBC.com, Washington Producer

Panel #2 (3:15-4:30pm): Using Broadcasting As A Stepping Stone To Other Opportunities
Vinnie Bruce, Associate Producer, Triple X ESPN Radio
Janet Bass, Media Rep, American Federation of Teachers
Carl Nathe, Public Relations, University of Kentucky
Adele Abrams, Attorney

Hey guys, another station event coming up soon is going to be held on Wednesday. Carson, the afternoon DJ at Mix 107.3 (your source for the best hits of the 80's, 90's, and today!), will be giving a lecture at the station on writing for radio, as well as offer advice on how to start a career in the radio industry. It should be really interesting; it will start at 8 pm, and last approximately one hour.

WMUC Radio and Universal Music Group will be hosting a Brazilian Girls listening party on Tuesday, giving you a sneak peek at their most recent record, Talk To La Bomb. Make sure you bring your dancin' shoes to the station at 7 pm. There will be prizes and other sweet stuff from Universal Music Group given away.

Hey guys, breaking news from WMUC - Art Alexakis, lead singer of Everclear, and up-and-coming modern rock group Jonny Lives! will be performing on-air acoustic sets and giving interviews on WMUC tomorrow morning and afternoon. Jonny Lives! will be performing around 11 AM, followed by an interview; Alexakis will be performing and interviewed closer to 12:30 PM. Everclear and Jonny Lives! will be playing Friday night at the Santa Fe Cafe in College Park that night.

Or, of course, you could attend WMUC Fest, happening that evening as well. Either way, College Park will be ready to party.

Thanks to Andrew Nichols for the flyer.

WMUC has its general meetings on Monday's at 7:30pm at the station which is located above the South Campus Dining Hall. Join us this monday and ever monday to get involved with WMUC.

Just a reminder for those of you who don't know:

WMUC's OPEN HOUSE will be held on September 20th and 21st at 7pm. This is your chance to show you're a better DJ then all the current ones we have. Not sure if the spotlight is for you? Then get involved with engineering live shows, recording music, being a part of the street team, reviewing new CDs, doing sports broadcast, battling giant robots and so much more.
We hope to see you there!

WMUC-FM
3130 South Campus Dining Hall
College Park, MD 20742
www.wmucradio.com

Be there.

WMUC's OPEN HOUSE will be held on September 20th and 21st at 7pm. This is your chance to show you're a better DJ then all the current ones we have. Not sure if the spotlight is for you? Then get involved with engineering live shows, recording music, being a part of the street team, reviewing new CDs, doing sports broadcast, battling giant robots and so much more.
We hope to see you there!

WMUC-FM
3130 South Campus Dining Hall
College Park, MD 20742
www.wmucradio.com

On Tuesday, September 5, College Park will be treated to a musical performance by Hometapes Records math-rock group Pattern is Movement, on tour from Philadelphia. Playing with them are Baltimore's Metal Hearts, and WMUC's own Kinda Panda.

As always, the show is at the WMUC studio, atop the South Campus Dining Hall. Starts at 8 pm, and a $5 donation to the bands is requested.