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The Cadre, :Feb.l7,l977, page 2

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do or don't like on campus72his is the place' to complain or_encour— age.All submissions very much welcomed.

Dear Cadre:

Who—ever the music dir— ector of CIMN is, he should have cigarette butts ex— tinguished on his naughty bits. Since the beginning of the semester there has been a marked decline in the quality of CIMN pro- gramming. They seem to be trying to compete with the private Charlottetown radio stations for broad general audience. It is my opinion that CIMN

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‘should reasses its pri-

orities. Instead of trying to steal the 30 to 50 year old market from the other stations, they should redirect their primary (indeed total) focus back to the uni— I versity student audience. There are too many re-

- petitive commercials, too

much samll talk, and too much unacceptable music. I would like to see

' CIMN return to the status

of an un-radio station.

‘ They should end their

attempts at 'slick'

radio broadcasting,

and begin again to play music that would be more acceptable to the student population, which they calim to be catering to.

Signed, Richard Bruce Student

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