CIMN RADIO
The Island's Only Alternative
Situated on the 3rd floor of the Barn, CIMN Radio is broad- casting thanks to 55 volunteer DJ’s. These DJ’s are students of UPEI, representing all faculties and some clubs and sports teams. Without the time and effort they put into their shifts, CIMN Radio would not be able to broadcast.
At this time, our hours are Qam-12 midnight seven days a week. On campus, it can be tuned into on 700am and off- campus, on 102.3fm cable.
In 1987-1988,. CIMN was plagued with technical difficulties throughout the year. This year, CIMN is now heard in the Pit of the Robertson Library. This has been described as “NOT HOT” in the last issue of the GEM, but WE feel that it adds to the re- laxing atmosphere of this social- izing area. Many students have commented on the programming and the availability of CIMN in the pit. I thank those students who let us know how they feel. It’s easy to complain about some- thing, and so much more difficult to praise, but it allows us to know that our work is appreciated.
A note on our programming format. Each DJ can choose the music they play in their shift. Be- cause of this, the diversity of mu- sic is vast; the listening audience is able to hear many forms of
music such as European, heavy metal, blues, jazz, top 40, and alternative music from today’s “music scene” as well as from the past.
There have been = several bands which have been featured on student radios across Canada which have gone on to be quite successful (ie. the Northern Pikes and the Grapes of Wrath). CIMN is proud that we can offer new tal- ent to our audience.
Our Top 25 is featured each week in the GEM. This list is compiled (by our Music Director) from the DJ playlists. Phoned-in requests will influence this list, so feel free to call in for your favorite songs at * 566-0417*
CIMN is UPEI’s radio sta- tion. We support all faculties, teams and clubs. Feel free to come down to the Barn and have a look around. If your group is having a meeting or special event... Let us know and we can broadcast it over the air. As part of the Student Union, CIMN wants to keep you informed of af- fairs concerning students. This is to help you get a better under- standing of current issues on cam- pus.
I'd like to thank all staff of the Radio Station for getting in- volved and devoting their time as volunteers. Also, the members of
management who put in ALOT of extra hours:
RODNEY ST. PIERRE - ASST. MANAGER
KEVIN SMITH - MUSIC DI- RECTOR
KRISTINE SUZUKI ~ AD- VERTISING MANAGER
There are two paid positions open for applications: Assistant Manager and Advertising Man- ager. The hiring board will be meeting soon so please obtain more details from the SU Office or the Mini-Centre in the Pit. Also, a student at-large is needed to sit on the Board of Directors for CIMN. Applications for all positions are available from the
SU Office.
Watch for a shift schedule in upcoming issues of the GEM and... Keep listening to the Is- land’s Best Kept Secret - CIMN, PEI’s only alternative, 700am and 102.3fm cable.
Rhonda McLellan Manager - CIMN
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CIMN TOP 25
1. Bad Medicine...
2. Hold Me Now...
3. Voodoo Thing...
4. Levity...
5. Don’t Let Go...
6. Heaven In My Hands... 7. When It’s Love...
8. Big League...
Bon Jovi
One To One
Colin James
Ian Thomas.
Hothouse Flowers , Level 42
Van Halen
Tom Cochrane Rider
And Red
9. Desire... UZ
10. Wild Wild West... The Escape Club
Lis When Time Turns Around...
12. Between The Lines...
13. My Song...
14. Kokomo...
15. A Groovy Kind Of Love...
16. One Good Woman...
17. Don’t Worry, Be Happy...
18. Don’t Be Cruel...
19. Come Back To Me...
Spoons
David Wilcox
Glass Tiger
Beach Boys
Phil Collins
Peter Cetera Bobby Mcferrin Cheap Trick Barney Bentall & The Leg- ’ endary Hearts 20. Nobody’s Fool... Kenny Loggins
21. Helter Skelter... U2
22. Wait For Me... The Northern Pikes 23. God Part II... U2
24. Runaway... Matt Minglewood 25. She Rips My Lips... Teenage Head
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