Sentence examples for student station from inspiring English sources

On Friday morning he was broadcasting from Glasgow's excellent student station Subcity Radio, and in especially excitable mood.

"There are too many other ways to get what college radio gives you," says Mr. Hargis, who was a paid program coordinator for KUSF, the University of San Francisco's student station, which now is found only streaming on the Internet.

Last Sunday morning, Mr. Worgs woke at 5 30 and drove to Montclair State for his radio show, XyayX (pronounced "ZYE-ax"), which runs from 7 to 10 a.m. on WMSC-FM (90.3), the school's student station, and talked about Mr. Williams.

The one Big Star live show from this era is neither a show, nor by Big Star – it's a brief set on the Memphis student station WLYX, in which a clearly refreshed Chilton (legend holds he had dropped acid earlier in the day, then taken Mandrax before going on air to bring himself back down) runs through a brief selection of Third songs, plus I Will Always Love You and The Letter.

Find your nearest student station on the Student Radio Association site.

This aggregates hundreds, including all of the BBC's and commercial, community and student stations.

The service also said it could soon open the door for smaller community stations and student stations to join.

The new $134,400 studio contains six partitioned student stations with state-of-the-art lathes, turning tools, task light and rolling tool chest for each station.

With young people listening to the radio less, student stations no longer enjoy the influence they had when they gave bands like R.E.M. and Nirvana an early boost to stardom.

ABC will use its Web site, abcnews.com, not only as a forum for exclusive online reports from Charles Gibson, George Stephanopoulos, Mark Halperin and Jake Tapper among others, but also to showcase field reports from students stationed on more than 40 college campuses.

He made his debut recently on a student television station.