Station News

Happy 1990! Welcome back to Shock Hazard, CIMN Radio’s mish—mash of station news, music news, interviews, album charts and program highlights. Hope you all had a great Christmas. Santa was very good to us and managed to drop off a shiny new CD player and CD’s, a brand new double cassette deck, headphones and a lot of other little additions to the station. He even made sure

that we are broadcasting in the ©

Pit once again.

By the time you read this, CIMN will be back on the air again on a daily basis from 9 am to midnight. Just a reminder to all DJ’s that the program sched- ule from last semester has been wiped clean, so be sure to drop by the station on the third floor of the Barn and put your name down for a shift. Anyone and ev- eryone is welcome to come up and be a DJ, no experience necessary.

Besides DJing, CIMN has a couple of other jobs open at the radio station. We are looking for energetic people to fill the positions of Advertising Manager and we also require a number of

people to be Production Assis- tants. We will provide all neces- sary training. For more informa- tion, drop by the station or phone the office at 566-0417.

CIMN Radio is making a change in programming. We claim to be an album-orienteda “alternative”station. Therefore we are trying to cut back on the amount of top 40 hits being played on CIMN. You will still hear many popular artists, but, CIMN will be playing different al- bum cuts instead of the same sin- gles that you hear on other radio stations. Hopefully this will en- able us to offer something differ- ent and still play what you like to hear. Our request line is still 892-— CIMN and, unlike most other sta- tions, you can request anything, hit or non—hit, single or non— single, so phone in; our program- ‘ring is based on what you want te hear...”

That’s about it until next week. The program schedule and some program highlights should be in next week’s editions of

Shock Hazard.

Impress Your

Friends

Claim the title of CIMN Pro- duction Assistant.

We are seeking 2 more peo- ple to fill the positions of produc- tion assistants. These people will be in charge of the production of advertisments, station identi- fications, promos and anything else they want. Each person will chose a minimun of an hour per week. During this time the pro- duction asst. will be at the sta- tion, available to do production work or help others who require help with production. This is a fun and rewarding position, un- fortunately, it is a volunteer po- sition. In addition to producing, the assistants will assume the re- sponsibilities of technical train- ing. No experience is necessary — we will provide complete training.

If interested, office at 566-0417

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We are looking for an ener- getic person to fill the position of Advertising Manager. This per- son should be outgoing, friendly and persuasive. You will be paid on a commission —basis, the harder you work, the more you will get paid. We will supply the desk and the stationary (pun in- tended). The advertising man- ager contacts prospective clients

(telephone or mail) and often fol- lows up the contacts with meet- ings in person. A car would be an asset but is not a requirement. If interested phone CIMN’s

office at 566-0417.

Interviews will be held Friday, Jan. 20 1990 (that’s right folks, ninety). .

April 28 — May 7

Airfare

Accomodations

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Cost

Trip.

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Senior Class & Friends 1990

The trip of a ime ish off your year. T! 1ere is ro limit to the number of people that can go. However it is necessary to get an approximate number of interested people as flights & accomodations must be booked. This trip is open to anybody who wants to spend 7 glo- a rious days and nights in the Carribean. So sign-up ‘ today at the poster in the Library Breezeway. If oe 40 people register, there will be a draw for a Free

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Last day of exams - 1st day of Senior Week. Two days in Toronto, seven days in Jamaica sunshine.

PEI — Toronto — Jamaica Meal & Bar

Seawind Hotel, Tower Rooms, three star hotel on the beach, 10 minutes outside Montego Bay. This is Jamaica’s hot spot. Great night life!

Two swimming pools, “Pri- vate Clothes Optional Beach”. Public beach, volleyball, four ten- nis courts, sailing, snorkeling, scuba diving, water skiing, wind- naidle boats, ts, four bars,

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