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NO\YKGLT Manager NO\YKGLT Manager page2 Registration Update l t::-:he-se-ve---cnba,-----n----,,d batt:---:-::-le-:-:-hig-:--::-hlig--;-:ht--:-ed-=-Bea --'-:ch--:-fesr--:-:--s-:;-,first,-----an-nu-,-als..,.-ho-:-win-g. ---- -os- .,-,J e--',.,,, _,.,,--,,,----_,, page 5 Last Temptation page 16 Men's Track page 19 Roskie Beachfest page 21 2 Tuesday. Mai 23. 1989 EXPONENT a1;1~u~~4~~.7~i~~~~~~~~ KGLT Hires General Manager by Kevin Shumsky so did the Search Comm11tee. m\self included ·· KGL T's ne" General Manager. Phil Charle; telb The contributing writer Exponent about himself. "I started radio in California at KOM Em San Jose. I "as there for a number of )Cars(asl M u~tc Director. I was Acting Program Director for Barrett Golding, acung General Manager at KGLT 1s awhile. I "··ent up to KSAN in San Francisco and \\Orl...ed pleased 10 announce the tran~fer of his duties to Phil there on a lot of \ianous projects, 'Wrui an announcer of Charles. a 6 year resident of Bo1eman and long ume course, then I mO\'ed to NeVi York Cit\ and worked in veteran of rod, and roll radio broadcasung. radio for a while, "'ent do"'n to Philadelphia worked m The hiring of Charle~ is part of an overall management radio then went out of radio off and on. I had a compan} restructuring at KGLT "We\c also re\\rillen the that made fiber glass \\ater slides before anybody e\er ASMS by-laws to have a whole new outlook for the heard of them. Sold that business. Over the years "ent structure of KGLT, from the polic) board on down to the execuuve staff to the regular staff,"~xplamed Golding. In addition, Golding explains the General Manager role 1s "Now working with Barrett no longer a full lime position. "It went from 40 to 25 hours a week. and basically at the same time we hired on and Dave Stevens I think three extra people." Golding ha been "ith KGLT for 12 years in vanous v.,e'll roles and Acting Manager since former Station Manager geta lot accomplished." Dave Perkins announced his resignation four months ago. -Phil Charles According to Golding, a regional search was con­ ducted, however all four applicants were from Bozeman, back to California and worked at KSJO m San Jose. "We got four (applications) from four real qualified peo­ Charles relates what brought him to Montana about ix ple and we (an eight member selection committee) mter­ years ago ... I came up here to go fishing and I met m\ w.1fe viewed three of them and picked one," he says. and ah ... stayed." · Golding. currently putting Charle> through an Charles. an area businessman. al o h~ business and "Extended orientation" is impressed by Charles' creden­ administrative talents the committee ''as particular!) tials in radio. ··Phil has got about 15 years commercial interested in gaining with their selection. Charles relate!<. radio experience in some of the biggest west coast rod. some of his business activities. "I got imo bu iness around and roll FM stations in the countr), including KSAN . here. I did commercial real estate management. I man­ (San Francisco) KOMF and KSJO{SanJose). He's been aged a shopping center. I was managing Uni\e~lt) a news director and music director in these stations. He':> Square for a while ... and I°'' n a laundromat in Belgrade. worked with professional staff." City Center Maytag." According to Golding the transition will be complete Charles tells \\hat he finds "different" about KGLT by next week. "He's already taken o'er re ponsibilities ... from the other stations he's had experience with ... Just the by next week he 'll be the manager and I'll be the lame­ university system. l\e never worked Y.llh a universit\ New KGLT Manager Phil Charles duck."However Uoldiug wall be lured on lor about a \\eek system before. "Oh, yeah, there's forrns and there's form's in June for some other restruc1unng. "Yeah. our files and there's more forms.·· He goes on to comment on the and computer files are m disarray. t\\ enty years of every­ KGLT management restrucrnring. 'Tm glad the: thing that ever went on at KGLT." he re\ealed. changed It from the General manager being the onl) Golding thinks Charles JS parucularl) >Uited to person that's m charge. No" working v.nh Barrett (a~ KG LT's needs. "He \\as in rock and roll radio "•hen rock Production Director) and Da\e Stevens (ru, Underwriter­ and roll radio wa~ something worth listening to. No\\ a· Fundraiser) I think we'll get a lot accomplished "'\o"' da)S. it's just sort of formatted .. programmed. \Vhat he with all three as paid position~ Charles sa;s.. -1n~tead of n ""'doing back in the late 60's and early 70'> "as a lot li~e be1ngJU\t the General \tanager it's the General 'Aanage r "hat KGL-1 1~ doing nght now. real similar." Goldmg wuh.·· adds that Charles has "Al"ays listened to KGL T and liked the sound of u and th mks he can make il 1mpr0\·C. SEE PAGE 6 IN MEMORY Karen Eggar ~ummer '86 auto accident Since 1978. the follo'""g <tudents died as a result of Merle Belcoun motor \·chicle accidents while enrolled at ~vtontana State autumn '8 auto accident Unh erslt~. M 1chael Lange' m spnng '87 auto accident Todd ~ndmon autumn '8 auto accident Craig Johnson 'ummer 78 mot ore) cle accident Lar~ Eridson summer '88 pedestrian-car accdnt Hov.ard Wagmhab autumn 78 auto accident Mark Fee autumn '8 auto accident Susan Dufner summer '80 Jogging-ha b) car S:iras lam~ autumn auto accident Gregori· Gilman v.mter '80 au10 accident Karen 'forberg \\inter '8 auto accident Ma" McClure spnng '80 auto .tccident Patricl Hubbard >pnng '81 :iuto accident PLEASE- Be safe on the road this Memorial Dai week ­ end and all year long. Brought to you b) the M U Wallace Robinson v.mtcr'81 au10 acciden1 Student Wellness Program and the Exponent dunng Karla Spika au1umn '81 au10 accident BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEEK. Richard S1,1,eetmg :>ummer '82 auto accident Paul Johnston autumn '83 auto accident Alben Stoddard spring '83 auto accident Theresa Zuhoski winter 'SJ auto accident Margaret GrO\e summer '84 auto accident Donn Hilliard summer '84 molorc;cle accident Roben Weller 1,1,1mer'84 auto accident cott Latta surt1mer '85 au10 accident Jo) McGinnis :>ummer '85 auto accident John McGuire spnng '85 nding bile-strucl Roben Willson autumn '85 auto accident Timoth) Cross summer '86 auto acciden1 XAKE WELLNESS A LIFELONG CAREER EXPONENT Tuesday. May 23. 1989 3 policy. and was. therefore. unfit to be Woods. you couldn't be more mis­ those living on the second noor of at lhe chan~e tl~al had 1aJ...cn place. "Information read. taken. A burning hell does exist. You Roskie Hall. What was a clean !he ~ucceedmg l'.. ~ue ... did nothing to We apologi7e for any inconven­ are right in stating that Ciod is loving, bathroom on Friday night was rav­ 1mproH my :..1111tudc. /\rt' and Fea­ ience this may have caused you. As but that is only one side of him. He is aged all day Sa1urday by a bunch of lures. rather L~an pre!lenting a \:a riety Specialists" Information Specialists. we are also a just God. mconsideratejerks. Arriving home at of topic,. reviews. information. and proud of our center and try to do our 11 Thessalonians I:8- 9 SIJtes: .. In 6 pm. I found 1he ba1hroom totally n1gh1.; of fancv became mono.:hro­ Speak best to help students. facuhy. and flaming fire taking vengeance on unusable. There is nothing like find­ nldlic All I i;eCmed to find wa\ akin staff. And"may we add. we are glad 10 them lhat know not God, and obey ing urine all over the floor. puke and to the form of intellectual m:.1,turba- entire rolls of toilet paper in the uri­ 11011 that is so pre\ alenl m DJ's. It Exponen1 Ediwr and Staff. see you found your condom. not the gospel of our Lord Je!.tiS toilet 'l't'ml'~ that the onl~ puhfohablc I am writing this letter in response Christ: Who shall be punished 1u; th nals and si nks. and finally. used in the 'll<ltt'nal had 10 be 1n1!To'"l MSU to last Friday's branding of 1he ASK Sincerely. everlasting destruction from the pres­ paper and unflushed excrement Lisa Kutcmon ence of the Lord. and from the glory stall toilets. I must state that I. and ·ll1ff or obtuse meandcnnli?s rof"cern­ US Information Center as .. uncoop­ ing I ucy 's vision of art. I didn't find An employee of the ASK US of his power."This proves that God is others on the second floor. really erative." As employees of Ask Us, we ,ny t.:orre l<.ition of her opin1011 with can understand students calling us Information Center more than love: he has a sense- of enjoyed walking in puddles of urine out­ mme. f~e artist has to ha\c ,, per­ uncooperative when we refer them to justice as well. on a tile noor. If the rent-a-cops non­ "mal '1-.:1on. and an al'::.1hc11c ..,l'nse. the Campus Operaior for phone The gentleman you called "Bible­ side were meant to keep say md has to folio\\ through \I. ith intcg- numbers Monday-Fnday. 8 AM-5 thumper" and .
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