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Issue #12 of the RADIO RESISTOR'S BULLETIN, Fall, 1995,
is now available.

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	". . .(I)t is rarely dreamt of to use the radio waves
	 as a tool for communication, self-expression or cultural
	 definition, and although radio is always with us,
	 it exists apart from us, administered by a
	 Federal Government and owned by wealthy business
	 people."   Simon  Morrin, Syracuse Community Radio
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This issue contains articles about the attempted take over of Waterloo,
Ontario's, community station CKWR;  a piece about the aftermath of major
programming changes at Pacifica's KPFA, in Berkeley, California; editor
Frank Haulgren reviews Michael Keith's book, SIGNALS IN THE AIR: Native
Broadcasting in America,
	("The problem is that too many of those who are
	broadcasting out there are more culturally Anglo
	than they are Indian."  E.B. Eiselein).

Back to Canada for Brian Hannigan's extensive piece on
western Ontario's CHRW and what he calls the decline of campus / com-
munity radio,
	("Now that Campus/Community radio has joined the critical
	list of endangered species, it is finally time to stop
	rationalizing about apathy."  B. Hannigan).

Radio Resistor's Bulletin #12 also contains pieces about Free Radio
Berkeley's on going face-off with the FCC. In this issues Radio Briefs
Frederic Noyes writes about 3 Syracuse Community Radio projects (here and
abroa), Barry Rueger provides  information about the 16th Annual National
Campus and Community Radio  Conference, and some follow-up notes to last
issues story on far right radio and Radio For Peace International's Far
Right Radio Review.    And, of course, letters to the Bulletin and the
INFOBOX.

If you are involved in non-commercial broadcasting or are just a passionate
listener you should be reading the Radio Resistor's Bulletin.

The Bulletin is available by e-mail, in a 10 page paper edition, and at
our WWW site (http://www.rootsworld.com/rw/feature/rrb.html  the
current issue will be up and ready in a few days).  For information or a
sample copy send     E-mail to haulgren@well.com.

Frank Haulgren
Radio Resistor's Bulletin
PO Box 3038
Bellingham, WA  98227-3038

E-mail to haulgren@well.com
WWW   http://www.rootsworld.com/rw/feature/rrb.html

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