The
      excitement
      should
      be
      unbearable.
      CIMN
      is
      proud
      to
      present
     
     
      it’s
      very
      own
      column
      in
      the
      X-press.
      As
      most
      of
      youknow
      CIMN
     
     
      has,
      for
      the
      second
      year
      now,
      been
      producing
      the
      alter
      ego.
      Since
     
     
      this
      fantabulous
      program
      guide
      comes
      out
      only
      three
      times
      a
     
     
      year,
      we
      believe
      that
      you
      the
      students
      and
      faculty
      should
      have
     
     
      the
      right
      to
      know
      what
      is
      happening
      at
      your
      radio
      station.
      What
     
     
      better
      way
      to
      get
      to
      you
      than
      through
      the
      X-press.
      _
     
    
   
   
    
     
      As
      many
      of
      you
      may
      have
      heard,
      CIMN
      is
      holding
      a
      Grind
      Core
     
     
      concert
      Friday,
      November
      20th
      at
      the
      UPEI
      Barn.
      Four.
      bands
     
     
      from
      the
      Atlantic
      region
      will
      keep
      you
      entertained
      for
      hours.
     
     
      These
      bands
      are
      Tormented,
      Skinkeeper
      (who
      have
      appeared
      at
     
     
      the
      barn
      recently),
      Earth
      A.D.
      and
      Charlottetown’s
      own
      Son’s
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ofthe
      Mourning.
      sos
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Son’s
      of
      the
      Mourning
      have
      also
      appeared
      at
      the
      Barn
      recently.
     
     
      They
      played
      at
      CIMN’s
      Band
      Bash
      at
      the
      first
      of
      the
      year
      where
     
     
      they
      were
      a
      big
      success.
      The
      four
      members
      of
      the
      band
      are
      Dave
     
     
      MacDonald,
      vocals;
      Shawn
      Smith,
      guitar;
      Pat
      Deighan,
      bass;
     
     
      and
      Mike
      MacDougall,
      drums.
      Though
      the
      band
      has
      not
      been
     
    
   
   
    
     
      together
      long,
      the
      quality
      of
      their
      music
      (all
      original,
      unlike
      .
     
    
   
   
    
     
      some
      other
      renowned
      Charlottetown
      band)
      is
      very
      outstanding.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Friday
      may
      bring
      some
      havoc,
      along
      with
      ginormous
      amounts
      of
     
    
   
   
    
     
      fun,
      to
      the
      Barn.
      With
      the
      type
      of
      music
      these
      bands
      play,
      one
     
     
      can
      expect
      to
      see
      a
      bit
      of
      moshing,
      trashing
      and
      slamming,
      yet
     
     
      probably
      more
      safe
      than
      any
      bar
      downtown.
      And
      don’t
      be
     
     
      surprised
      by
      the
      tickets.
      They
      are
      in
      the
      shape
      of
      toe
      tags
      but
     
     
      this
      does
      not
      mean
      the
      we
      expect
      anyone
      to
      be
      wearing
      them
     
     
      before
      the
      night
      is
      over.
      They
      are
      just
      an
      ingenious
      little
     
     
      gimmick
      to
      stimulate
      the
      over
      zealousness
      of
      people’s
      conver-
     
     
      sation,
      thus
      improving
      sales.
      No.
      actually
      we
      did
      it
      for
      the
      fun
     
     
      of
      it.
      Youknow
      -
      A
      JOKE!
     
    
   
   
    
     
      CIMN
      has
      changed
      it’s
      format
      this
      year.
      We
      are
      now
      using
      a
     
     
      block
      format
      in
      which
      the
      prime
      time
      radio
      is
      filled
      with
      all
     
     
      kinds
      of
      interesting
      specialty
      programs,
      such
      as
      environmental
     
     
      news,
      sports,
      spoken
      word
      programs,
      and
      in
      the
      future,
      radio
     
     
      plays.
      Another
      feature
      that
      is
      new
      this
      year
      is
      the
      Playbox.
      The
     
     
      Playbox
      consists
      of
      the
      most
      resent
      alternative
      music
      that
     
     
      usually
      would
      not
      get
      very
      much
      airplay.
      Butnow
      CIMN’s
      DJ’s
     
     
      must
      play
      a
      specific
      amount
      of
      this
      music,
      hence
      keeping
      truth
     
     
      in
      our
      slogans
      -’’
      The
      Island’s
      Only
      Alternative’’
      and
      ‘‘Where
     
     
      the
      best
      music
      is
      always
      heard
      first’’.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      So
      GET
      WIRED
      everybody:
      tune
      in
      to
      CIMN
      104.5
      FM
      cable
     
     
      or
      700
      AMoncampus.
      Don’t
      forget,
      we
      are
      hear
      for
      you
      so
      call
     
     
      in
      your
      requests
      at
      892-CIMN
      or
      892-2466.
      Ciao
      until
      next
      week.