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The Cord Weekly (December 1, 1988)
THE CORD WEEKLY Volume 29, Number 14 Thursday Dec. 1, 1988 Wilfrid Laurie University Board questions loss of revenue Stover and by Jonathan Bryan change, not a tactical one" said Leblanc Francis. She suggested that the Students' Union look at schedul- The Turret is down in $30,000 ing events that would attract a date in revenue to comparison to larger segment of the student last year's levels. population on weekends. This was revealed at a Board Wendy Watson, WLUSU Ex- of Directors last meeting Sunday, ecutive VP, noted that some pos- eventful an affair which saw Arts sibilities are being investigated to Director Zoltan Horcsok walk out boost sagging attendance. The after being shouted down when elimination of alternative music he addressed the problem of Tur- "What's On Wednesday" nights, ret entertainment and overall pro- an end to Oxygen Party nights, in gramming the Students' Union. more "clone" bands, better- Turret attendance on nights other known acts and other than the Thursday throughout eventualities are possible. Ac- has been year abysmal, while cording to Watson, there have IEI events such as Movie nights been a number of nights at the are also in danger. This drop in Turret when barely 20 people revenue has put WLUSU services were in attendance for a Wednes- "in complete jeopardy" according day night band. The Turret has a to Horcsok. 500-person capacity. He said in an interview with Murray Jose, VP: Student Ac- the Cord that the shouting match tivities, admitted that Turret at- his arose over attempt to intro- tendance on Wednesdays and Fri- duce a motion to create an Ad days has been low, with the three Hoc committee to address "bombs" on Wednesday nights all WLUSU activity woes. -
December 1991
VOLUME 15, NUMBER 12 FEATURES DIRECTORY FOR THE SPEED METAL COLLEGE-BOUND JIM MIXED BAG DRUMMER KELTNER No, it's not just the blur of noise In this special feature, MD lists you might think it is. Just ask the hundreds of colleges across the Jim Keltner has built his reputa- drummers who have to deal with country where you can get top- tion on coming up with that thrash's blinding speed, volatile notch drumming instruction "perfect" yet unique drum part. beats, and—yes—elusive sub- while earning a full college edu- Over the years greats like Joe tleties. This month we probe the cation. And in a special sidebar, Cocker, Bob Dylan, John nature of the beast with John noted percussion educator Bob Lennon, Elvis Costello, and the Tempesta of Exodus, Vinnie Paul Breithaupt takes a closer look at Wilburys have employed his witty of Pantera, RJ. Herrera of your options and what you need yet highly grooving drumming. Suicidal Tendencies, to prepare for drum- Now Keltner's in a new band and Shannon Larkin of ming on the college with buddies Hiatt, Lowe, and Wrathchild America. 26 level. Cooder, where he gets • by Teri Saccone by Harold Howland 30 a chance to really let the ideas flow. • by Robyn Flans 20 MD's YAMAHA DRUM RIG GIVEAWAY Win a Yamaha Drum Rig worth $12,400! 64 COVER PHOTO BY JACK WHITE COLUMNS Education 50 ROCK 'N' JAZZ CLINIC Equipment Accentuating the Less Obvious Parts Of The Measure: Part 1 38 PRODUCT BY ROD MORGENSTEIN CLOSE-UP GMS Drumkit Departments 54 ROCK CHARTS BY RICK MATTINGLY News Liberty DeVitto: 40 Gon Bops Gongas 4 EDITOR'S "I Go To Extremes" BY CHUCK SILVERMAN OVERVIEW TRANSCRIBED BY 8 UPDATE BILL REEVE 41 Pearl Soprano Charlie Watts, the Snare Drums 6 READERS' Godfathers' George 70 THE JOBBING BY RICK MATTINGLY PLATFORM Mazur, the Escape DRUMMER 42 Patterson Cable Snares Club's Milan Zekavica, BY RICK MATTINGLY George Hurley of Getting Back 12 ASK A PRO fIREHOSE, and Vito On The Scene Bono of Kingofthehill, BY CARL J. -
Foley Rebecca IM 2016 Maste
“Crazy B****”: Discriminatory Language, Radio Censorship, Regulation, and Enforcement Policies in Canada by Rebecca Irene Marie Foley A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS GRADUATE PROGRAM IN COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE YORK UNIVERSITY TORONTO, ONTARIO April 2016 Rebecca Irene Marie Foley, 2016 Abstract This thesis focuses on the censorship, or lack thereof, of discriminatory language on Canadian radio stations. In addition to purely discriminatory based language, this project also investigated the ways in which race, gender, sexuality, and ability were employed in popular music. Two data sets were analysed qualitatively and quantitatively to find that private and public radio stations in Canada are more likely to censor discriminatory or explicit content than their community station counterparts. Further, discriminatory language based on gender, is not only more likely to be contained in popular music, but it is also less likely to be censored in comparison to language based on racial or sexual orientation based discrimination. The first data set included 485 songs from the Billboard Hot 100 charts between 1985 and 2015. The second data set included 2818 songs from a six-month period (May-October 2015) of the top twenty charts from 27 different radio stations in Canada, including private, public, and community stations. Keywords: radio; broadcast policy; discrimination; popular music; Canada; ii Acknowledgements I wish to thank everyone who had a hand in helping me shape this thesis. From deep class discussions to small conversations outside of an academic environment, each interaction I had talking about my research helped me to refine, explain, and get my thoughts on paper in a relatively coherent way. -
5204 Songs, 13.5 Days, 35.10 GB
Page 1 of 158 Music 5204 songs, 13.5 days, 35.10 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 I'm All the Way Up 3:12 I'm All the Way Up - Single Dj LaserJet 2 NozeBleedz (feat. Ripp Flamez) 2:39 NozeBleedz (feat. Ripp Flamez)… Ray Jr. 3 All of Me 3:04 The Piano Guys 2 The Piano Guys 4 All of Me 3:03 The Piano Guys 2 (Deluxe Edition) The Piano Guys 5 Three Times a Lady 3:41 Encore - Live at Wembley Arena Lionel Richie 6 The Way You Look Tonight 3:22 Nothing But the Best (Remaster… Frank Sinatra 7 Every Time I Close My Eyes 4:57 A Collection of His Greatest Hits Babyface, Mariah Carey, Kenny… 8 2U (feat. Justin Bieber) 3:15 2U (feat. Justin Bieber) - Single David Guetta 9 A Mother's Day 3:55 Simple Things Jim Brickman 10 Mean To Me 3:49 Bring You Back Brett Eldredge 11 Anywhere 4:04 Room 112 112 12 Don't Drop That Thun Thun 3:22 Don't Drop That Thun Thun - Sin… Finatticz 13 With You 4:12 Exclusive (The Forever Edition) Chris Brown 14 Like Jesus Does 3:19 Chief Eric Church 15 Nice & Slow 3:48 My Way Usher 16 Broccoli (feat. Lil Yachty) 3:45 Broccoli (feat. Lil Yachty) - Single DRAM 17 Grow Old With Me 3:09 Milk and Honey John Lennon 18 When I'm Holding You Tight (Re… 4:10 MSB (Remastered) Michael Stanley Band 19 Hot for Teacher 4:43 1984 Van Halen 20 Death of a Bachelor 3:24 Death Of A Bachelor Panic! At the Disco 21 Family Tradition 4:00 Hank Williams, Jr.'s Greatest Hit… Hank Williams, Jr. -
SPARTAN DAILY Vol
Looking for leaders Starting with a bang Top-40 sizzler released The Associated Students will honor 55 SJSU The 'Escape Club's' hot album 'Dollars and The SJSU baseball team opened Big West students for their outstanding leadership play with a 2-1 series victory over UCSB Sex' hits the modern rock scene Page 4 Page 8 Page 6 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 39 Published for San Jose State University since /934 Tuesday, April 2, 1991 CSU budget cuts cited SJSU to adopt no credit-card-payment policy By Carolyn Swaggart must be done without credit cards. Interstate Bank, which charges the fee. fees by raising merchandise cost, but Daily staff writer Other departments that have decided to Budget cuts at the university were cited SJSU cannot raise school fees simply to Before the decision was Various departments around SJSU will adopt the new policy include University as the main reasons credit cards will no accommodate the use of the cards, she no longer be accepting credit cards as a Housing Services and Parking Services. longer be accepted. A choice had to be explained. made to stop accepting the means of payment, citing the cards' trans- Athletics and Continuing Education have made between changing the policy or fac- "This is a service that is kind of an extra cards, their use cost the uni- action charge as the reason. decided to continue using the credit cards. ing the "potential for layoffs," according to benefit," Green noted. Student Financial Services initiated the Before the decision was made to stop Barbara Green, director of fiscal services.