By Rhonda McLellan

CIMN RADIO HAS had it’s ups and downs through- out the 1987-88 year at UPEI. Technical difficulties had plagued the station from day one back in September, and continued until just a few short weeks ago when the AM cable was restored on campus. Now that the problems have been fixed, we can end the year on a good that’ CIMN had this year than any other that I have

note... more spirit ; witnessed.

Over 75 involved with the station this

students were year, most of them planning on continuing the tradition Without the time, dedication and enthu-

next year.

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radio station would not ex- ist. I really appreciate the support from each and every one of these DJ’s. As an organization, we proved that UPEI didn’t lose all apathy. Instead, I feel that the group that I have worked with this past year will bring the spirit back into the lives of the students on campus.

I’d_ especially wish to thank the Advertising Man- ager, Rodney St. his which helped bring the station to a new high with off-campus listeners.

Pierre for

innovative ideas

He organised nu- remotes from the Mall

promoted the station to a new “body” of listeners.

Without his time at the sta- tion, I, doubt that the spirit would be at the height that it is at the present time. Advertising is a difficult job, but Rodney did prove to me

merous

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that freshmen can get in- volved with different aspects of the Student Union, and

do a remarkable job.

The Musie Director (Kevin Smith) and the Asst. Manager (Doris Murphy)

also deserve a meaningful thank you from me, as they worked some long hours do- ing (sometimes) menial tasks (but important ones).

The biggest round of ap- plause must go to the DJ’s shifts,

their

who signed up for

were responsible for shifts, throughout the broadcasting day. Never before have I seen so many students who

and played music

showed such a keen interest The shift schedule has been full since

in the station. early in the semester. These the people CIMN alive morning, noon

are who keep

and night. If anyone is interested in joining the station next year,

please feel free to come up to the third floor of the Barn

. Love Becomes Electric

. Just Like Paradise

. Moonbeam

- Devil Inside

. Closer Everyday

. Father Figure

Day After Day (Rose-

11. Endless Summer Nights Never Say Never

One Day in Your Life Hysteria

Dancing in a Dance Club Out of the Blue Dreaming

So Careful

20.

n My Heart

23. Angel

. Smalltown Bringdown - Fishnet

Page 10

Top Twenty-Five

George Michael

THE STATION AND YOU

and have a look around. Or better yet, why not ask the DJ’s who were involved in this past semester?:

Lorne Acorn

Shawn Alexander Elinor Anderson . Colin Burke

Darrell Cole

Shawn Connolly Hans Connor

Geoff Dalzall Dwayne Doucette MaryAnn Fitzpatrick Jerry Gaudet

John Hanrahan Lynn Keating

Doug Kelly

Mark Kenny Maureen Kilfoil Shane King

Mike (Whitey) LeBlanc Rob LeClair Holly Lelacheur - Barry Linkletter Paulo Lombardi Paul (Slim) Madryga

Strange Advance David Lee Roth Men Without Hats Inxs

The Jitters

Blue Rodeo

Dave Wakeling Michael Jackson Rick Astley

Richard Marx Triumph

54-40

Def Leppard northern Pikes Debbie Gibson OMD

Images in Vogue The Bangles Pet Shop Boys

Tu

Eurythmics

Saga Tragically Hip Morris Day

Fe Gon

Tammy Manley Peter Murphy Scott Matheson Andrew MacDonald Colin MacDonald Doug MacDonald Joe MacDonald Tan McDormand Dave MacKachern Jim McInnis - Kirk MacKinnon Todd McLean Glenn Moriarity Jane Morrissey Peter Noel Paul Peacock Peter Rashed Bonnie Ryan Mark Sherren Bob Stanley Kristine Suzuki Angela Van Dijk Mark Walker Shelli Wheaton Jack Wheeler Winston Duncan

Bill Price

Whether you enjoy lis- tening to Top 40, Heavy Metal, Punk, Funk, Reg- gae, ,Alternative,, huropean, New Wave, Jazz or any other form of musical en- tertainment, you are almost guaranteed that it is played on CIMN~—. 102.3 FM or 700 AM (on campus).

So, what else can be said except I also thank the student council for becoming more aware of the radio station, thanks to Bob Stanley (Mr. Dependable) for helping out with some technical ques- tions, Mr. Don Coles over at Maintenance for hooking us back up. Also, to The Gem and the staff over their to allow us to write articles to express to the students of

UPEI.

I look forward to yet an- other year as manager under the newly elected tive (Congrats again Dean), and working with our newly hired management team: Kirk MacKinnon, Asst. Manager eo Rodney St. Pierre, Adver- tising Manager

the year is over...

execu-

Kevin Smith, Music’ Director

Have a wonderful sum- mer, until next year!!

CIMN’s last day of op- eration for this semester is April 3. 2

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Thursday, March 31 1988===

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