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Loyola University-Chicago is holding its 25th Anniversary Loyola Radio
Conference November 9 -11, 1995 on our Lake Shore Campus.  The
theme is "Building Community Through Radio".  Speakers include Laura
Flanders of Counterspin & FAIR, Nation columnist & media critic
Alexander Coburn, the National Federation of Community Broadcaster's
Lynn Chadwick, micro radio activist Steven Dunifer and a number of local
and regional community radio people and community activists.  We will
have several hands-on workshops including digital editing, Internet, and
micro radio.  We will screen documentaries about micro radio as well as
"Pump Up the Volume" and include two lunches of ethnic foods.  Topics
coverd in panels include first amendment, the new Communications Act,
audio arts (with a live performance of John Cage's "Imaginary
Landscape #4" by Chicago's Experimental Sound Studios), ethnic
programming, and the micro radio movement.  For more information and a
registration form contact us by phone at 312.508.3727 or by e-mail at
<ckois@wpo.it.luc.edu>.